What is the reason for irritability after a seizure?

Patient's question:

Hello, my daughter is 2 years old. She was diagnosed with epilepsy at 7 months, and she has been taking medication for many days without having a seizure. She started walking at 2 years old, but now she cannot speak, is not focused, and she is not deaf either; she needs to be called loudly to get her attention. She likes to grab and throw things. What could be the reason?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, the patient's condition may be a psychiatric disorder triggered by epilepsy. For epilepsy, standardized treatment is necessary. The current neuro-peptide repair and regeneration technique is an eco-friendly and safe therapy that employs advanced minimally invasive technology. Based on the patient's different ages, different pathogenesis, and medical history, combined with scientific test reports, personalized treatment is provided for each individual. According to the patient's pathogenesis, the corresponding position is selected for non-invasive treatment to activate neuro-peptide regeneration. This guides the synthesis of neuro-peptides within nerve cells and their normal release at synapses, effectively binding to corresponding receptors on the postsynaptic membrane for normal information transmission. No absorption or transformation through other pathways is required. There is no risk during the treatment process, making it eco-friendly and safe.

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