Patient's question:
What are the manifestations of epilepsy after a seizure? I am a patient with epilepsy, and my symptoms are: during a seizure, I feel uncomfortable with somatic sensations or shortness of breath, then either I slap the table or I keep slapping it back and forth or I do many senseless movements. How is epilepsy treated? Specialized treatment methods.Doctor's answer:
Temporal lobe epilepsy is a refractory focal epilepsy. Although new antiepileptic drugs are constantly emerging, proving them to completely relieve mesial temporal lobe epilepsy has proven to be challenging. As a result, surgical treatment is often required for this condition. In recent years, surgical treatment for temporal lobe epilepsy has made significant advancements. Microstimulation based on electroencephalography data is a safe and effective surgical method for treating refractory temporal lobe epilepsy, with satisfying outcomes and minimal complications.