Patient's question:
My child has had epilepsy since he was young. He often walks unsteadily and swallows saliva uncontrollably. He always drools without realizing it, and I'm very worried it will affect his physical and mental development. We've been to many hospitals and received various treatments, but his condition hasn't improved. He's still very young—is it possible for him to be completely cured? What exactly needs to be done to cure epilepsy?What kind of help I need: I would like to ask, what exactly does the treatment for epilepsy involve? How long does it take, and is there a permanent cure or solution available?
Doctor's answer:
The patient should go to a regular hospital for a thorough examination to identify the cause and allow a professional medical team to develop a treatment plan tailored to their specific condition. Never, under any circumstances, seek treatment blindly in an effort to quickly and completely overcome epilepsy without undergoing scientific and standardized examinations and confirmations, as this may lead to adverse consequences. Maintaining a positive and optimistic mindset is extremely important. I hope this helps, and wish you a speedy recovery. The above advice is for the question "What needs to be done to achieve self-healing from epilepsy." I hope it is helpful to you, and wish you good health!