A 1.5-year-old baby with cerebral palsy epilepsy, how should it be treated

Patient's question:

Cerebral Palsy Epilepsy
Clinical Description:
EEG abnormalities: Few sharp waves and sharp-slow complexes in the right frontal, central, anterotemporal, and middle temporal regions.
Currently undergoing rehabilitation therapy, with excessive phlegm. Has been hospitalized twice for pneumonia. No episodes in the past six months. Could this be related to epilepsy?
Child age: 1.5 years

Doctor's answer:

Early treatment is essential for epilepsy. It requires professional examinations to classify the condition, followed by targeted treatment. If treatment is delayed, each seizure of epilepsy causes damage to the child's brain. Long-term seizures severely affect the child's intellectual development and overall growth.