Patient's question:
My daughter, during the month of January, would suddenly open her eyes while sleeping and then shake her hands. Her eyes would flutter, but she didn't have any white foam or rolling of the whites of her eyes, nor did she have stiff limbs. Then, we had an examination at the General Hospital of Guangzhou Military Region, including a 24-hour video EEG and a word correction test. The results indicated no major issues, but the EEG suggested a diagnosis of sleep twitching. Could you please tell me what could be the cause? Is there any treatment available? Could it be epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
Currently, surgical treatment is mostly adopted for epilepsy patients. Surgical treatment offers rapid efficacy and a low recurrence rate, making it the preferred choice for patients. The epilepsy experts at Blue Cross Neurology Hospital have developed a comprehensive epilepsy treatment method, the "SK Brain Nerve Factor Therapy" combined with Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine regulation therapy, using modern high-tech means. This therapy has achieved the goal of controlling epilepsy from its root and overcoming the stubborn disease of epilepsy.