Patient's question:
Neither of his parents had a family history. During her pregnancy, his mother was involved in a car accident and hit her head. She took antibiotics, and after the child was born, he seemed a bit shaky, but it was not taken seriously, and it did not occur. When he was one year old and took a fall while learning to walk, the condition manifested, and it was then diagnosed. Previous diagnosis, treatment history, and outcomes: He has been taking antiepileptic medication.Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy is currently a relatively common neurological disease and is also quite difficult to treat. There are many causes of pediatric epilepsy, and currently, a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine methods is often used for treatment, which can significantly reduce the severe side effects that may arise from using Western medicine alone. Simply taking medication to control symptoms is not sufficient; timely treatment at a reputable hospital is necessary for a cure.