Patient's question:
Mainly, sometimes will scream, will hold onto adults. Sometimes it's twitching, sometimes the head is tilted to one side (approximately indefinite) eyes fixed, unconscious. The duration varies. Sometimes it's unilateral twitching. Sometimes it's. The longest lasted for 1 hour to recover. After recovery, it gets very hot and sweaty. The time of onset and cause of the illness vary. The longest lasted for 1 hour, but the cause is unknown. Sometimes it feels like it's about to occur when happy, or when nervous when eating. Taking three medications. Depakote. Keptilan. Lumina. What kind of assistance is needed: If it's congenital, can it not be cured? Can such a condition be cured?Doctor's answer:
The premise for curing epilepsy is to examine the child's current EEG condition.Suggestions: It is recommended to adopt traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) methods to treat epilepsy. If long-term, single medication with Western drugs is used to treat epilepsy, the side effects are significant, especially causing great damage to the child's liver and kidneys. TCM treatment methods have very few side effects and are almost negligible, and they pose virtually no harm to the child. The key now is to control the child's recurrence through treatment to prevent further episodes, as each recurrence greatly interferes with the child, especially causing significant damage to brain cells.