Patient's question:
My father is 59 years old this year and has been suffering from this disease for 3 years. He usually has an attack every two and a half months. During the attack, both his hands shake, but he knows he can't control it. I'm preparing to take him to see a doctor......Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy itself is a stubborn and active condition, but as long as the appropriate treatment is found, epilepsy can be controlled. Medication is currently the most conservative treatment method. The most significant method for treating epilepsy at present is the "Minimally Invasive Acupoint Blocking Therapy": It employs an international top-tier brain topographic positioning system for holographic localization of the epileptic focus, combining heat therapy and shortwave technology with minimally invasive surgery for precise treatment of epilepsy. The "Vagus Nerve Stimulation Therapy": Utilizes single-chip computer digital control technology, selecting four major acupoints in the distribution area of the brain's vagus nerve for paired use as electrodes to stimulate the acupoints. Wishing patients a speedy recovery.