Patient's question:
At the time of onset, he experienced generalized convulsions, lasting less than a minute, poor mental state, poor appetite, and weight loss. In mid-March 2010, it might be related to being scolded for poor academic performance due to transferring schools.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the treatment for epilepsy is recommended to combine Chinese and Western medicine. After symptom control, Chinese medicine treatment should be administered. Western medicine takes effect quickly, and symptoms will be controlled soon. After symptom control, Chinese medicine treatment is recommended. Western medicine has significant side effects, which can easily lead to abnormal liver and kidney function, memory decline, poor language expression ability, and cannot epilepsy, requiring lifelong medication. Chinese medicine follows the principles of treating the root cause of the disease and syndrome differentiation, regulating the function of the viscera, consolidating the foundation and nurturing the essence, to achieve the goal of curing. Chinese medicine has fewer side effects and can achieve the goal of.