Patient's question:
Severe muscle twitching and stiffness, foaming at the mouth, and chills all over the body. Incontinence. It has been 6 years, with no regular recurrence. Previously, I also had a normal brain CT and an abnormal EEG. Currently, I am undergoing Western medicine treatment, but it is not effective.Doctor's answer:
【Expert Answer】Hello! Epileptic recurrence can cause severe damage to brain cells. Long-term recurrence can lead to hypoxia, edema, memory decline, personality changes, sluggish reactions, and may even result in intellectual decline. In children, it can cause limb and intellectual developmental disorders. Epileptic recurrence is unpredictable, and if it occurs in public places, it can severely affect the patient's psychology. Epileptic status can even be life-threatening. Therefore, it should be taken seriously, and active treatment should be pursued.【Expert Analysis】Treatment for epilepsy should be conducted in a formal hospital. Most antiepileptic drugs have antiepileptic effects, but they work by reducing the excitability of brain nerves, not by activating cells. Moreover, long-term medication can lead to excessively high blood drug concentrations, not only failing to control recurrence but also increasing the frequency of recurrence. Each recurrence damages brain cells. Epilepsy is a chronic brain disease caused by abnormal discharges of neurons. To completely prevent epilepsy recurrence, it is essential to activate cells. It is recommended that patients use the penetration activation technique for treatment. By employing internationally advanced high-resolution dynamic EEG, the focus of epilepsy can be identified. Through computer navigation, precise localization is achieved, allowing the technique to penetrate into neuronal cells, accelerating neuronal metabolism, activating damaged neurons, and restoring their function. This helps balance abnormal discharges, normalizes the potential difference across the neuronal cell membrane,s ion channels on the cell membrane, and restores various functions of the brain. This approach thoroughly prevents epilepsy recurrence, achieving clinical recovery from epilepsy. Wishing patients a speedy recovery!