Patient's question:
When I was a child, during a seizure of epilepsy, I foamed at the mouth. But when I grew up, the symptoms of the attack were spitting out saliva without foam, which might be due to not taking medicine on time, excessive fatigue, and eating cold foods before the attack, such as popsicles.Doctor's answer:
Hello, epilepsy is not an incurable disease. As long as it is treated in a timely manner and with proper medication, there is full hope for a cure. Epilepsy is a chronic illness, and if it is not treated promptly and effectively, it can persist for several years or even a lifetime. Epilepsy patients must actively cooperate with their doctors in treatment, establish a mutual trust relationship with their doctors, strictly follow medical advice, and persist in taking medication to achieve a cure for epilepsy. Currently, the best method for treating epilepsy is primarily traditional Chinese medicine treatment. Traditional Chinese medicine can address the root cause, gradually regulate, repair brain nerve cells, treat both the symptoms and the root, not only achieving good results but also having fewer side effects, ultimately reaching the goal of a complete cure.