Patient's question:
Does the child need surgery for epilepsy? My son recently experienced muscle cramps, so we went to the hospital for an electroencephalogram (EEG) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). The MRI revealed a cyst in the child's brain, approximately 1.0×0.6 centimeters in size. Additionally, the EEG indicated that the child is an epilepsy patient. Now, the provincial hospital has recommended medication for the child. However, I wanted to ask you about this. Is surgery possible in such a case?Doctor's answer:
Hello, epilepsy can be cured. Surgical treatment has significant drawbacks, and it is not recommended for epilepsy. The SNRC International Superconducting Neuroregulation Repair Technology fundamentally addresses the causes of epilepsy attacks and the root of persistent and recurrent seizures. I hope this helps you!We know that pediatric epilepsy can cause significant harm to children. If it is not treated in time or if the treatment method is incorrect, its progression is rapid, and it can bring great harm to the patient. Therefore, parents should pay close attention to their child's condition and take them for treatment promptly.