Patient's question:
Hello, I am from Shanxi. Looking at your information, you are good at treating epilepsy. My condition is like this: At first, my eyes rolled up, my mouth spat foam, and my limbs twitched. I didn't have this disease before, but after getting married and having a child, it started like this. It has occurred three times this year since last year. I would like you to help me solve this problem. Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Nowadays, the main treatment for epilepsy is still medication, primarily to control seizures, requiring long-term medication. Currently, it cannot be cured. The most reliable prevention method is to take antiepileptic drugs on time and in the prescribed dosage, to promptly control seizures and prevent recurrence.Advice: Medication treatment requires patience and persistence. Different drugs should be chosen based on your seizure situation. After finding the right medication for you, take it consistently. Even after symptoms are controlled, you should continue taking the medication for 3-5 years before gradually reducing and stopping it. Some also advocate for lifelong medication use.