Patient's question:
The son has been suffering from epilepsy since birth, which is very distressing. During the seizures, he foams at the mouth and experiences. Moreover, the frequency of his seizures has been particularly high recently. Both the family and he are very worried. I don't know what to do either. He has tried some medications, but they haven't been very effective. Is there any method to treat this?Doctor's answer:
The causes of epilepsy are diverse, including focal brain lesions or diffuse brain abnormalities, systemic metabolic poisoning, and some cases with unknown origins. Epilepsy, also known as "" or "" in colloquial terms, is a chronic disease caused by sudden abnormal discharges of brain neurons, leading to temporary dysfunction of the brain. Depending on the patient's condition, targeted repair therapy can be used to repair damaged neurons, restore the function of brain neurons, balance abnormal discharges, and ultimately completely prevent epilepsy attacks. Oral medications are used to control clinical symptoms.