Patient's question:
What are the symptoms of sleep-related epilepsy seizures in children? My child has epilepsy, what should I do?Doctor's answer:
Hello, epilepsy is primarily controlled with medication. If magnesium valproate is not effective, lamotrigine can be used as an alternative, and the replacement should be gradual. The treatment of epilepsy mainly involves medication and surgery. Medication treatment involves administering standardized antiepileptic drugs based on a clear diagnosis. Most cases of epilepsy can be cured or effectively controlled through standardized medication treatment, while only a small portion are drug-resistant epilepsy. Surgical treatment is generally used for drug-resistant epilepsy. You may consider consulting a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner. The "Comprehensive Epilepsy Focus Removal System" does not require surgery.