Patient's question:
Please ask the doctor that my daughter is 8 years old. She first experienced shortness of breath in March of this year, and then she had a second episode of shortness of breath in November. She went to the hospital, but the doctor couldn't specify the reason. The main thing is that she was fine and suddenly had no air, then she fainted.Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy is an episodic disease. It is mainly caused by excessive abnormal discharges of neuronal groups in the brain, leading to dysfunction of brain function. This brain dysfunction can manifest in various forms clinically, the most common being the convulsive phenomenon that everyone sees. With scientific and systematic medical treatment, 97% of epilepsy patients can be completely cured. Patients need to pay special attention to the selection of treatment methods. Oral medication and minimally invasive surgery are treatment methods. The recurrence rate after surgery is very low. Medications such as carbamazepine tablets, phenytoin tablets, and Dingxian pills.