Patient's question:
My son was diagnosed with childhood refractory epilepsy. No matter what medication he takes, his mental state is always unstable and he keeps fluctuating. How should he be treated?Doctor's answer:
Most antiepileptic drugs have antiepileptic effects. Pure drug treatment can only achieve temporary control and requires long-term medication, with relatively large side effects. Epilepsy is a chronic brain disease caused by abnormal discharges of neuron cells. To achieve a cure, it is necessary to repair the cells. It is recommended to choose a formal epilepsy hospital and use the localization repair method for treatment, which can repair damaged cells, restore balanced cell discharge, and achieve clinical cure. Antiepileptic drugs only work by reducing brain nerve excitability to achieve antiepileptic effects and cannot repair cells. Moreover, they require long-term use and have significant side effects. Epilepsy is a chronic brain disease caused by abnormal discharges of neuron cells. To achieve a cure, it is necessary to repair the cells. It is recommended to choose a formal epilepsy hospital and use the localization repair method for treatment, which can repair damaged cells, restore balanced cell discharge, and achieve clinical cure.