Patient's question:
What are the methods of Western medicine for treating epilepsy? Last month, the doctor diagnosed me with a condition called "corner wind" disease. When my family members see me having a seizure, all my muscles start twitching. It's terrifying. I want to ask if "corner wind" is the same as epilepsy. What are the clinical diagnostic features of this disease?Doctor's answer:
Keppra is a type of epilepsy, a common disease of the nervous system. The causes of epilepsy vary, and the symptoms also differ. The main manifestations of epilepsy include foaming at the mouth, convulsions of the limbs, muscle spasms, rolling eyes accompanied by loss of consciousness, hallucinations, and sensory hallucinations. The main characteristics of epilepsy are: repeated and repeated medication for many times. Antiepileptic drugs have abnormal EEG. Among them, two people were diagnosed with epilepsy.