Patient's question:
Stiff limbs and convulsionsDoctor's answer:
First, I deeply sympathize with you. Secondary epilepsy, also known as acquired genetic predisposition, accounts for 5% to 8%. Many scholars both domestically and internationally have conducted extensive research on whether epilepsy is hereditary, how it is inherited, and various aspects of the topic. A series of studies have been carried out on the prevalence of epilepsy among family members with different etiologies, the prevalence of epilepsy among relatives with different types of epilepsy, the consistency between the recurrence types and premonitory recurrence types of family members with epilepsy, family electroencephalograms, the concordance rate of epilepsy onset in twins, and the chromosomes of epilepsy families. The findings confirm that epilepsy exhibits familial clustering, meaning it has a genetic tendency, not only in primary epilepsy but also in secondary epilepsy. Further investigation into epilepsy families has revealed that the prevalence rate of epilepsy among first-degree relatives of epilepsy patients is approximately 5% to 8%.Currently, the best method for treating epilepsy is primarily traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). TCM can address the root cause, gradually regulate, and repair damaged nerve cells in the brain, achieving the goal of complete treatment. Additionally, a small amount of Western medicine can be used to control seizures. This approach treats both the symptoms and the root cause, yielding not only effective results but also minimal side effects. It must be clarified that epilepsy is a treatable disease, and the prognosis for most epilepsy patients is favorable. Practical evidence shows that with timely and correct diagnosis and reasonable treatment, most recurrences can be reduced or alleviated. Properly selecting medications and dosages, combined with monitoring the blood concentrations of antiepileptic drugs, may yield the best therapeutic outcomes.
For your condition, the best approach is to adopt TCM treatment, gradually discontinuing Western medicine while continuing TCM therapy. I now recommend a TCM product with national drug approval—Gui Sha Zhen Xuan Pian (Cinnabar and White Peony Root Epilepsy-Relieving Tablet). This four-step treatment can cure epilepsy, allowing patients to return to society within three months. Gui Sha Zhen Xuan Pian is a pure TCM preparation meticulously crafted from natural wild herbs such as cinnabar, white peony root, Codonopsis pilosula, and pinellia ternata by epilepsy experts over a decade. Based on the theory of inhibiting the mutated subunit A and restoring its normal function, it combines cellular penetration and nanotechnology extraction. Its unique active ingredients—brain cell kinin and DNA neurotrophic factor—can rapidly inhibit the mutation of subunit A and block the source of epilepsy, achieving a complete cure.
If you need assistance, please contact me and provide detailed information about your condition. We will offer a comprehensive and reasonable treatment plan. It is my honor to help you solve your problem or provide a solution. Wishing you a speedy recovery!