Patient's question:
The child has had epilepsy for over two years and has been taking medication for treatment. During episodes, they experience convulsions and foaming at the mouth. It is said that minimally invasive surgery for epilepsy can be a cure—is this true? Is the effect of minimally invasive surgery for pediatric epilepsy good? What kind of help is desired: self-healing epilepsyDoctor's answer:
When the child has another benign seizure, parents should not shake or shout at them. Carefully observe to ensure the child is not in danger. Pay close attention to their daily diet and emotions, and try to include more acidic substances in their meals to promote the growth of brain neurotransmitters, support the development of their brain nerves, and prevent overexertion. When going out, do not let the child cross the street alone to avoid potential dangers.