Patient's question:
What is the reason for this recurrence? Previous treatment and outcomes: The hospital performed magnetic red vibration and enhanced magnetic red vibration, stating that there was an old injury in the brain, which was not a concern. They also conducted a brain dynamic EEG, with the results showing: Background activity: In a state of ( and calm with eyes closed), there was a 9.0-10.0 Hz rhythmic activity in the bilateral parietal regions, which was relatively regular but had poor amplitude modulation. Scattered low-amplitude waves were observed on both sides, approximately symmetric with no amplitude difference. Sleep phase: Deep sleep cycles were normal, with all physiological waves appearing as scheduled, approximately symmetric with no amplitude difference. Abnormal waves (recurrence phase): During deep sleep, there were prominent negative medium-amplitude spikelike waves in the left frontal and temporal regions. What kind of help is needed: The child is in the breastfeeding period. What is this disease? Is it epilepsy? What caused it? There is no family history, and no other causes. If the child does not take medication, are there any other methods that could be effective? For example, what should be done to reduce the recurrence of such episodes?Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy is caused by abnormal pulses in the brain and requires early understanding and treatment. It is recommended to go to a regular specialized hospital for a detailed diagnosis. Treatment can be approached using traditional Chinese medicine methods. Herbal decoctions combine acupuncture and psychological therapy in three steps. The herbs have effects such as (dispelling phlegm, transforming properties, calming the mind, soothing the liver, and alleviating depression). Acupuncture has effects such as (dredging meridians and unblocking collaterals, calming the mind, and balancing yin and yang). These are then combined with modern psychological therapies for synchronous treatment! This approach has miraculous effects in treating such diseases. It is recommended to seek treatment early for a speedy recovery!