Patient's question:
Your relative's uncle has epilepsy and sometimes has some uncontrollable abnormal behaviors. He also has difficulty seeing clearly. How is limited epilepsy in middle-aged and elderly people treated?Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy is currently primarily controlled with Western medicine. The medication regimen is gradually adjusted step by step, including the types of drugs, dosage, and treatment methods. It is recommended to take medication long-term to control the recurrence of epilepsy. It is not advisable to stop medication on one's own. The dosage of antiepileptic drugs should be gradually increased based on symptoms and the frequency of recurrence until epilepsy no longer recurs. So far, it has been proven effective. In daily life, it is necessary to enhance the patient's disease resistance and stabilize the therapy to prevent the disease from recurring. The long-term efficacy is reliable and trustworthy. The goal is to help the patient completely and thoroughly medication.