Patient's question:
My child was diagnosed with infantile spasms at 40 days. I came across some reports about this disease online. Is the cure rate for this condition really only 5%–10%? What kind of medication should be taken, and which hospital is the best for treating this disease?First follow-up question: (2008-4-28 22:04:01) My child is now two months old, and the symptoms have not improved. The hospital prescribed clonazepam and vitamin B6. Thank you for your help.
Doctor's answer:
Hello!Spasticity and epilepsy share similar causes, and the Western medications used to treat them are also similar. Most cases involve organic brain lesions. Currently, Western medicine can only control the condition but cannot cure it. The treatment primarily focuses on sedation and sleep aids, which leads to significant side effects and can greatly impact a child's growth and intelligence.
Traditional Chinese herbal medicine "Buxi Ling" has shown good effects. Without side effects, it can achieve a root cure with no recurrence and has a short treatment duration, making it easy to take. If you need help, you can contact us.