Patient's question:
Boy, 13 years old, a child of a friend of mine. She said her child jumps around wildly and even hits people, and she can't control him. He lies on the ground the whole time. Please ask: How to treat pediatric epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, the child has had epilepsy for over a year and has been taking medication to control it. The medication can temporarily control the recurrence of epilepsy but may also increase the frequency of seizures. However, the medication has side effects and cannot be taken orally long-term. It is recommended to use the Neuronal Electromagnetic Stereo Broadcasting Therapy. It is suggested that the treatment of pediatric epilepsy should be based on physical therapy, with medication as a supplement. Physical therapy has no side effects, and the Neuronal Electromagnetic Stereo Broadcasting Therapy is a type of physical therapy that can suppress abnormal neuronal pulses and repair damaged neurons, achieving the goal of treating epilepsy.