Patient's question:
Left eye feels dry, ears are itchy but not painful. I have taken medicine before but don't know what it was. Please ask what medicine should be taken to treat facial paralysis.Doctor's answer:
Medications control epilepsy by inhibiting the excitability of brain neuron cells. Long-term medication use does not exclude the possibility of excessively high blood drug concentrations in the body, leading to a series of adverse symptoms such as drug poisoning. When drug concentrations are too high in some patients, not only can seizures not be controlled, but they may also increase the frequency of recurrence, worsening the condition. Additionally, long-term medication use can lead to drug resistance and dependency. Once medication is stopped, epilepsy seizures may reoccur. At the same time, memory decline, increased intelligence, slowed reactions, heightened spirits, weakened immunity, and internal organ damage are symptoms that treat the symptoms rather than the root cause.