Patient's question:
Doctor, a year ago, one day I suddenly had stiff limbs, fell to the ground, and foamed at the mouth. The doctor diagnosed it as epilepsy and said there are valuable drugs to control it. Recently, I heard about a sound therapy for epilepsy. I would like to ask if it is effective and how well does it work?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of general epilepsy primarily involves the use of antiepileptic drugs. In addition to surgical methods, neurotherapy is unreliable and has little therapeutic effect. If music could cure the disease, there would be no need for medications or hospital treatment. Listening to music can relax the mind and help reorient one's mindset, providing some psychological benefits. However, it cannot be used as a primary treatment method.