Child with epilepsy taking phenobarbital, how to reduce the dose if you want to stop the medication

Patient's question:

The baby is four months old and has been diagnosed with epilepsy. They have been taking phenobarbital for four days, twice a day, half a tablet each time. If you want to stop the medication, how should the dosage be reduced?

Doctor's answer:

Hello! The most significant method for treating epilepsy currently is "Minimally Invasive Acupoint Blockage Therapy: Utilizing an international-class brain topographic positioning system for holographic localization of the epileptic focus, combining heat therapy shortwave technology with minimally invasive surgery for precise treatment of epilepsy; Vagus Nerve Stimulation Therapy: Employing single-chip computer digital control technology, selecting four major acupoints in the distribution area of the brain's vagus nerve for paired use as electrode stimulation points." This completely eliminates epilepsy attacks and achieves clinical cure for epilepsy.

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