Patient's question:
Severe body convulsions, stiffness, foaming at the mouth, and chills. Incontinence. It has been 6 years, with no regular pattern of attacks. Previously, brain CT scans were normal, but EEG was abnormal. Currently, Western medicine is being used for treatment, but it is not effective. Can epilepsy be cured with epilepsy treatment?Doctor's answer:
It is recommended that patients should not seek medical treatment blindly. Blindly seeking medical treatment may result in missing the most appropriate treatment window and could potentially worsen the condition. It is advisable to choose a professional epilepsy treatment medical institution that employs experienced experts, adheres to a rigorous and scientific attitude, and upholds the medical practice principle of integrity and precision.Reminders: Avoid overexertion, ensure adequate sleep, and adults should aim for at least 7–9 hours of sleep per day, while children should have at least 8–16 hours. Engage in moderate exercise, such as walking, jogging, badminton, tennis, or table tennis. Avoid swimming, mountain climbing, diving, and cycling as much as possible to prevent falls during seizures or traffic accidents. Limit TV viewing and completely avoid playing electronic games.