Patient's question:
How should pediatric grand mal epilepsy be treated?Doctor's answer:
Improve the immunity of children with epilepsy, which can not only prevent colds and fever but also treat epilepsy, achieving a win-win situation. Pediatric epilepsy is related to low immunity, and some children who frequently catch colds and fever are direct evidence of weakened immunity. For this group of pediatric epilepsy patients, immunotherapy is recommended. Once a child is diagnosed with epilepsy, they should seek medical attention promptly. The treatment of pediatric epilepsy must first begin with examination, including head CT and MRI scans to rule out intracranial lesions, as well as an electroencephalogram (EEG), preferably a video EEG, to help doctors make a clear diagnosis of the underlying cause.