Patient's question:
Epilepsy has really cast a big shadow on my life. Because of this disease, I can't continue my job, and I also need to spend some money on treatment. Now, I just want to solve this epilepsy problem. Which hospital is good for treating epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
Specialized hospitals for treating epilepsy are generally large, grade-A hospitals in the local area. Neurology follow-up is required, with improved relevant tests, followed by the use of antiepileptic drugs for symptomatic treatment. It is usually necessary to start with a small oral dose and gradually increase it to a normal dose. During treatment, it is important to relax and avoid additional stimuli. The diet should also be light and gentle, avoiding the consumption of various spicy and irritating foods.