Patient's question:
At noon after eating, the child just woke up suddenly with limbs twitching, teeth clenched, and eyes deviated to the left—is this a symptom of epilepsy? During the seizure, the hands and feet move upward, and the eyes widen. It occurs once a month. How is it treated?Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy currently, the main treatment method that medical science has not yet completely cured is drug control therapy; refractory epilepsy can consider surgical treatment. Once diagnosed with epilepsy, it is necessary to strictly follow the doctor's instructions, take anti-epilepsy drugs regularly and in the prescribed dosage for a long period of time. It is not possible to arbitrarily increase or stop the medication. You can go to a professional hospital for diagnosis, the most important thing is how the hospital charges for epilepsy treatment is open, fair, and appropriate.