Patient's question:
Yesterday, when I went to the hospital, the doctor diagnosed my wife with psychomotor epilepsy, but I'm not quite sure what psychomotor epilepsy is. Hello, how is it different from ordinary epilepsy? How should psychomotor epilepsy be treated?Doctor's answer:
The recurrence of this epilepsy disease caused by neurological and psychiatric system activity is the abnormal pulse of the electroencephalogram. In other words, it is a localized functional problem. During activity, the blood flow circulation of cerebral blood vessels suddenly slows down, leading to the re-emergence of abnormal pulses in nerve cells. Therefore, controlling this activity and inhibiting the abnormal pulses of brain nerves by sodium valproate, which is used to regulate this condition, results in better therapeutic effects.