Patient's question:
My older sister was diagnosed with epilepsy three months ago and has been undergoing treatment. However, we visited several hospitals, but none of them were able to effectively treat her condition. My sister is still very young, and I don’t want her to lose hope because of this disease. Which hospital can treat female epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
If after careful examination and consideration it is determined that there is epilepsy, there is no need to be overly anxious about this situation. In most cases, treatment can be effectively managed by using antiepileptic drugs. Generally, taking antiepileptic drugs orally in a positive and active manner should yield effective and stable results. It is recommended to take the medication regularly on a daily basis, while also actively adjusting the dosage according to your own condition. Avoid overworking, staying up late, and experiencing emotional excitement to prevent further epilepsy attacks.