Patient's question:
A 2-year and 10-month-old boy, who developed convulsive symptoms due to a cold at the age of 1 year and 2 months, has had four episodes of convulsions up to the day before yesterday. The last three episodes were accompanied by high fever. During the attacks, he was unconscious, with clenched jaws, half-closed eyes, vacant expression, cyanosis of the face, dark lips, rapid breathing, and facial convulsions.Doctor's answer:
Make a 24-hour dynamic electroencephalogram for him. Not all epilepsy patients can be diagnosed. Examine the brain. The patients diagnosed. Some are not even epilepsy. But that's the epilepsy wave as defined by Western medicine. Other diseases can also show abnormal waves. Traditional Chinese Medicine believes it's just a reflex phenomenon. Still use Traditional Chinese Medicine. Chinese medicine can completely cure it in a short period of time. Surgical treatment is also adopted by many patients. However, surgical treatment has great risks. It may cause large-scale damage to the patient during the surgery, leading to side effects. It has always been the first choice for epilepsy patients. Because it has achieved significant breakthroughs in clinical practice.