Patient's question:
I have had epilepsy for a while now, and it's quite stable. I'm also getting older, and I want to have a child. What kind of help do I care about: What are the most effective methods for treating epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of epilepsy currently still relies primarily on medication. Medication can achieve relatively ideal effects for most patients, while a small portion may benefit from surgical treatment, such as for brain tumors, cerebral vascular lesions, or other organic inflammatory conditions. However, surgical treatment also carries the risk of complications. Post-surgery, medication treatment still needs to be endured.For medication, it is recommended to use traditional Chinese herbal decoctions that nourish the heart and kidneys, clear phlegm and subdue wind, transform properties and calm epilepsy, activate blood circulation and resolve stasis, and pacify the liver and clear fire. These treatments aim to maintain physical health, regulate the functions of internal organs, strengthen the foundation and cultivate essence, ultimately achieving the goal of self-healing. Traditional Chinese medicine has fewer side effects, addresses both root and symptoms, and reduces the likelihood of recurrence after self-healing.