Patient's question:
I have had epilepsy for a while now, and it's quite stable. I'm also getting older, and I want to have a child. What kind of help do I care about: What are the effective methods for treating epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of epilepsy is currently still primarily based on medication. Medication can achieve relatively ideal effects in most patients. A small portion of patients may benefit from surgical treatment, such as for brain tumors, cerebrovascular diseases, or other organic inflammatory conditions. However, surgical treatment also carries the risk of complications. Post-surgery, medication treatment still needs to be endured.For medication treatment, it is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine decoctions that focus on tonifying the heart and kidneys, eliminating phlegm and calming wind, transforming properties and stabilizing epilepsy, promoting blood circulation and resolving stagnation, and calming the liver and draining fire. This approach aims to nurture the body's condition, regulate the function of internal organs, reinforce the foundation and cultivate essence, ultimately achieving the goal of enhancing self-healing. Traditional Chinese medicine has fewer side effects, treats both the root and symptoms, and reduces the likelihood of recurrence after self-healing.