Patient's question:
Initially, the convulsions were accompanied by fever, and it has happened about 5 or 6 times. The first EEG examination revealed spikes and spike-slow waves, but the last two did not show any. These episodes were all dynamic EEGs, and the results were reviewed either one or two weeks later. However, today alone, there were three episodes—once in the morning, once in the afternoon, and once in the evening.Doctor's answer:
Methods for treating epilepsy include drug therapy and surgical treatment. Drug therapy is currently the most common and widely used method for treating epilepsy. Western medications take effect quickly, but long-term use of drugs to combat epilepsy is not advisable, as it may have other side effects on the brain. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment takes too long to show results. Now there is a new method that can help you control epilepsy in a short period of time and effectively prevent recurrence.