Patient's question:
Children are always startled when they encounter things they haven't seen before, or people may exhibit similar behavior when they come across rare things. For example, when children get injured and develop wounds, and the wounds continue to bleed, they naturally cry. However, brain bleeding is different from this common type of bleeding. So, does brain bleeding always lead to epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
This is the most important point in the precautions for treating epilepsy. Epilepsy has several types of seizures, and different types require targeted medications. If the medication is not appropriate, not only will the disease not be cured, but it may also increase adverse drug reactions. Therefore, the first step in epilepsy treatment is to select medications reasonably based on the type and characteristics of the patient's seizures.During the treatment process, patients must take medication regularly to ensure proper disease management and maintain efficacy. If there is no certain regularity in taking medication, epilepsy seizures cannot be controlled. During the medication period, blood drug concentration and liver function tests, etc., should be conducted to adjust the dosage.