Patient's question:
The child is 6 years old and has had two episodes of fever and twitching. Recently, they had a fever and started twitching again. They went to the hospital for a brain CT, and the results indicated abnormal EEG, which could be epilepsy. They are scheduled to have an MRI tomorrow. Every time the child has a fever, it triggers the twitching. It is said that it might be convulsions, but the CT shows abnormalities. The child is generally normal, except for being weak and thin. If it is epilepsy, can it be treated? For treating epilepsy with traditional Chinese medicine, which hospital in the country is the best? How should we handle this situation? Thank you very much for the explanation. The whole family is very anxious and is looking for the following help: Can epilepsy be treated if it is epilepsy? For treating epilepsy with traditional Chinese medicine, which hospital in the country is the best? How should we handle this situation? Thank you very much for the explanation. The whole family is very anxious.Doctor's answer:
You can take the child to a specialized hospital for follow-up treatment and implement the treatment plan based on the doctor's advice. If surgery is possible, consider surgical (radical cure). The child is young and in the stage of growth and development, so parents need to provide careful care, actively treat the condition, and strive to achieve early recovery. Traditional Chinese medicine has a slower effect, and taking the medicine may interfere with the child's diet, leading to physical wasting.The above suggestions are for the question "Which hospital in China is the best for treating epilepsy with traditional Chinese medicine?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!