Patient's question:
My child is 12 years old. They have previously suffered a head injury, which led to epilepsy. Recently, they have been experiencing frequent seizures, and I don't know what to do. I would like to ask how should epilepsy be treated in a 12-year-old child?Doctor's answer:
The most common clinical symptoms of epilepsy include sudden loss of consciousness, falling down, convulsions of limbs, spitting out saliva or making strange noises in the mouth. When waking up, the person appears normal, with repeated epilepsy attacks being the main manifestation. The treatment of epilepsy should start from the mechanism of epilepsy attacks. It is recommended to choose a formal epilepsy hospital and adopt a treatment plan that targets and effectively repairs damaged neuron cells to completely restore damaged neuron cells and completely prevent epilepsy attacks.