Patient's question:
I want to ask how epilepsy is treated, how much it costs, and whether my child's epilepsy can be cured. Is the cost between 20,000 and 40,000?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Because medical expenses vary from hospital to hospital, it is uncertain how much it will cost. The most common symptoms of epilepsy are: loss of consciousness, falling to the ground, head extension, diaphragmatic spasm with barking, twitching of limbs, foaming at the mouth, cyanosis, upward rolling of the eyes. Epilepsy minor attacks, also known as absence seizures: characterized by sudden cessation of speech and activity, staring or wide-eyed, dropping objects in hand, continuing the original activity after the attack stops. Focal epilepsy attacks: characterized by twitching of local or one limb. If the epilepsy discharge spreads, it can extend to the whole body. Psychomotor epilepsy attacks (also known as complex partial seizures): can manifest as sudden onset, confusion, irregular and coordinated movements (such as sucking, chewing, searching, shouting, running, laughing, struggling). Currently, there are many methods for treating epilepsy. The key is to see if the treatment principle aligns with the pathogenesis. Whether it is epilepsy patients or their families, it is essential to establish a correct view of the disease. The treatment of epilepsy should start from the mechanism of epilepsy attacks. It is recommended to choose a formal epilepsy hospital and adopt a systematic treatment method to avoid missing the best treatment time. Wish you a speedy recovery!