Patient's question:
Pale, spitting pale blood, eyes wide open, limbs stiffDecember 24, 2009
Previous treatment and effectiveness:
The doctor conducted a thorough examination and found no illness, regardless of how much assistance was provided:
It is hoped that the doctor can provide help, thank you.
Doctor's answer:
It is a transient syndrome of endocrine dysfunction in the brain caused by the sudden abnormal high-frequency discharge of neurons in a localized brain lesion and its spread to surrounding areas. It can be divided into local recurrence and systemic recurrence. Currently, the treatment for epilepsy primarily involves medication to suppress recurrences. It is recommended that you visit the psychiatric department of a hospital to describe your condition in detail, allowing the doctor to determine the appropriate medication based on the type of your recurrence for treatment. The main medications currently used for treatment include phenytoin, carbamazepine, sodium valproate, phenobarbital, lamotrigine, etc. However, medication should only be used under the guidance of a doctor, as the choice of medication varies depending on the type of recurrence.