Patient's question:
The child of that colleague has epilepsy. Now, the colleague is always tutoring them, constantly taking the child to various hospitals for treatment. Can pediatric epilepsy be cured? The kind of help needed: Can pediatric epilepsy treatment be effective?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, your colleague's child suffers from epilepsy. Epilepsy requires long-term treatment and patience. Only by finding a medication that can effectively suppress and prevent recurrence should one take it long-term. Regular prenatal check-ups are necessary. It is recommended that you go to the Neurology Department or Pediatrics Department of a Class III-A hospital and have experts perform an electroencephalogram (EEG) and related examinations. Based on the type of recurrence and the location of abnormal pulses on the EEG, a personalized treatment plan will be adopted.