Patient's question:
My baby is my third child. I don't know if it's because I'm older, but the baby has had epilepsy again. When he was young, his eyes would turn white, and I don't know what it was. Sometimes, he would spit out a lot of white foam. I'm very worried. I don't know if it can heal on its own. What kind of help is needed: How can I solve my baby's epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy must be detected and treated early. The vast majority of epilepsy patients achieve good control after systematic and standardized treatment. In recent years, some patients with epilepsy treated by traditional Chinese medicine have even surpassed the effects of self-healing. Of course, apart from many cases being accidental, the conditions with poor prognosis include: onset before the age of 1, infantile spasms, psychomotor seizures or mixed seizures, abnormal EEG or progressive worsening, frequent seizures, seizures with status epilepticus, long course of the disease, and relapse after medication withdrawal.