Patient's question:
Seizure, rolling back of the eyes, stiffness in limbs, foaming at the mouth, biting the tongue, this condition began on January 1, 2006.Doctor's answer:
Many antiepileptic drugs have a good effect in controlling the onset of the condition, but they can only provide temporary control with limited therapeutic effects. Moreover, they have significant side effects and require long-term use. Long-term medication can lead to serious consequences for patients, such as severe memory decline, slow reaction times, and damage to liver and kidney function. Epilepsy is a chronic brain disease caused by abnormal discharges from damaged brain neuron cells. It is recommended to adopt a repair approach, identifying the specific sites and spread of abnormal discharges in damaged brain neurons, and then performing targeted repair to prevent epilepsy attacks.