How should epilepsy in children be cured?

Patient's question:

The child of my brother had a high fever that wouldn't go down for a while. Medications and injections didn't show any improvement. One night, when the child's temperature reached 39.7°C, they suddenly had a seizure. During the episode, the child's mouth was bleeding, and they were shaking uncontrollably. The doctor said it was a symptom of epilepsy.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, it suppresses abnormal discharges in brain tissue cells, rapidly competes with and inhibits neural interstitial receptors, while repairing damaged brain nerve cells, fundamentally curing epilepsy, this stubborn disease. This formula has successfully broken through the traditional treatment methods that only control but do not eliminate the root cause, allowing many epilepsy patients who have been difficult to treat to achieve complete recovery.

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