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NoDoctor's answer:
Hello, treatment for epilepsy should be carried out in a formal hospital. Children's tissues and organs are delicate, and their functions are not yet fully developed. Their absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion of antiepileptic drugs are all different from those of adults. Moreover, long-term medication in children may lead to cerebral hypoxia, edema, memory decline, and sluggish responses. For a child in this condition, the SOMA (neuronal somata) — Permeation Activation Technique can be used. This technique employs internationally advanced high-resolution dynamic EEG to identify the epileptogenic somata. Through computer navigation, precise localization is achieved, allowing the permeation into the neuronal somata. This promotes accelerated neuronal metabolism, permeates and repairs damaged neurons, and restores function until the abnormal discharges are balanced. The potential difference across the neuronal cell membrane is normalized, ion channels on the cell membrane are unblocked, and all internal functions of the brain are restored. This completely prevents epilepsy attacks and achieves clinical cure. Wishing the child a speedy recovery.