Patient's question:
The child is already 7 years old. When it comes to this child, I feel that my child is quite suffering. At a young age, he has been afflicted with illness, and it looks very heart-wrenching, as if I wish the one who was sick was myself. He has had epilepsy for three years now. Every time I see him have a seizure, my heart aches deeply. How should a 7-year-old boy with a three-year history of epilepsy be treated?Doctor's answer:
Epileptic seizures are indeed difficult to control. Timely follow-up in the neurology department can determine treatment methods such as medication, physical therapy, or surgical treatment. The specific treatment method must be confirmed based on careful examination results and the progression of the condition. Cooperating with the doctor during treatment helps in effectively controlling the condition. Taking medication as prescribed and regularly monitoring the treatment effects through follow-up examinations helps the doctor adjust the next treatment plan.