Patient's question:
I am the brother of a person with epilepsy. I do not have epilepsy myself. Will my offspring get epilepsy? Can I have healthy children?Doctor's answer:
When epilepsy patients choose which hospital is the best for epilepsy treatment, they must select a formal and authoritative hospital. As a legitimate medical institution, authoritative experts, and nationally leading treatment technologies serve as a strong backing for treating epilepsy. In terms of equipment, it must be comprehensive. For effective diagnosis and treatment of epilepsy, relying on a single department or method alone cannot achieve good results. It requires the integration of relevant departments and equipment to better leverage comprehensive advantages, ensuring that patients receive proper and comprehensive evaluation and treatment. Epilepsy attacks are caused by damage to brain neuron cells, leading to abnormal discharges in the brain. Therefore, to completely prevent seizures, it is necessary to repair the damaged brain neuron cells and restore balance to the brain's internal discharges. Currently, there are many methods for treating epilepsy, but the key is to determine whether the treatment principles align with the pathogenesis of epilepsy. Patients can consider instrumental treatment, which does not require surgery, anesthesia, or trauma, and is performed while the patient is fully awake. It primarily utilizes the super-strong waveband of the Cell Body Activation Penetrating Instrument to penetrate the neuron cells. Since the cell body is the nutritional center of neurons, once activated, it releases sufficient nutrients to help severely damaged brain neuron cells recover their self-function, balance abnormal discharges in the brain, and prevent epilepsy symptoms.