Patient's question:
The child's age is still young, and I don't know where he got epilepsy. I don't want epilepsy to harm my son's first half of his life. I want to find an effective treatment for epilepsy. How can epilepsy be effectively treated? When a person with epilepsy has a recurrence, what can others do to help control the epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
If you want to treat epilepsy, then it needs to be based on specific symptoms. On the other hand, there are minor seizures, which are sudden and then completely recover in a few seconds. The major seizures are caused by, such as spitting foam, nausea, dry heaving, or whole-body convulsions, which are more typical. For control, it involves medication sedation or tilting the head to one side to prevent fluid from being inhaled into the lungs. Do not overwork or stay up late, as these are contributing factors.