Patient's question:
My little nephew bites people uncontrollably and trembles when he has a seizure. He can't control himself during the. When he's not having a seizure, he's completely normal. The seizures come on suddenly and I want to know what the best treatment for epilepsy is? How effective is it?Doctor's answer:
Hello, epilepsy patients need to adhere to long-term treatment. Unauthorized stopping, reducing, or missing medication can lead to recurrent epilepsy seizures, worsening the condition. Western medicine can effectively suppress epilepsy seizures but cannot fundamentally cure it and has significant side effects. Long-term use can affect the liver, kidneys, and brain, and may also lead to drug resistance and dependence. Consider: The current cutting-edge international epilepsy treatment technology, neurostem cell activation therapy, addresses this issue. Minimally invasive intervention activates without requiring craniotomy, allowing patients to be cured of epilepsy without enduring a long medication process.Dietary recommendations: Eat more acidic foods (such as peanuts, walnuts, pork, fish, shrimp, etc.) to suppress seizures and ensure a supply of vitamin B, which is beneficial for the synthesis of neurotransmitters. You may also eat bean sprouts and boiled eggs. Epilepsy patients are often closely related to a lack of vitamin manganese in the blood. Soybeans, wheat, and broad beans are rich in manganese and can be consumed in moderation.
Wishing your sister a speedy recovery.