Patient's question:
I have epilepsy and am currently taking medication for it. This month, my period hasn't come, and it seems I might be pregnant. Can I take medication to terminate it? Are there side effects from the epilepsy medication, and will it be okay to have children in the future? The kind of help I need: Side effects of epilepsy medicationDoctor's answer:
Many patients have tried SOP therapy, but the efficacy is not ideal. Do not adopt it blindly. Currently, there are many places and medications for treating epilepsy, but most are based on suppression or conventional therapies, hence unable to achieve a complete cure. Traditional Chinese medicine and Chinese herbs have accumulated many unique and effective formulas through long-term clinical practice. It is recommended to use traditional Chinese herbs such as Gastrodia, Amber, Horn of the Saiga Antelope, Musk, Bupleurum, Cinnamon Twig, Acorus, Bletilla Striata, Silkworm Cocoon, Uncaria, Epilepsy Grass, Mother of Pearl, Iron Gall Powder, Dragon Flag Grass, and Licorice to repair damaged brain nerve cells. This successfully advances beyond the previous suppression-based treatment methods that could not eliminate the root cause, enabling epilepsy patients to achieve a complete recovery.