Cerebral hemorrhage and cerebral edema caused by hypoxia lead to convulsions

Patient's question:

Convulsion

Doctor's answer:

Epilepsy Treatment
Epileptic seizures are primarily caused by abnormal discharges of neurons in the brain. Our hospital's nano-ultrasound NGF localization and repair therapy primarily addresses the disease from this perspective.
Mechanism of Action:
This therapy involves precisely locating the abnormal discharge sites using computer technology, followed by systemic examination guidance. Nano-ultrasound is then permeated through meridians. After a certain period, the ultrasound at the nano-level penetrates the blood-brain barrier and undergoes a series of biochemical reactions, converting physical energy into biological energy. The damaged neurons not only absorb this energy to promote self-repair but also stimulate the production of NGF factors, accelerating the repair of damaged neurons and achieving balanced abnormal discharges, thereby preventing epilepsy.
This non-surgical, safe, and minimally invasive therapy has no toxic side effects. It is a natural therapy based on biochemical reactions, utilizing energy conversion to restore the intrinsic functions of brain neurons, thereby treating the disease.
The therapy primarily involves the infusion of extracorporeal ultrasound energy, which triggers a series of biochemical reactions within the body. This allows damaged neurons to absorb energy for repair while stimulating the production of NGF factors, accelerating the speed of neuronal recovery. It is a natural therapy grounded in biochemical reactions.