Patient's question:
Aunt has hereditary epilepsy, and the frequency of recent attacks has significantly increased. She can't even pick up food with her hands. She has noticed and is preparing to seek medical treatment. What is the best method for treating epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
The key to treating epilepsy lies in its targeted approach. Epilepsy is a chronic central nervous system disorder. However, with the advancement of medicine, it is now possible to identify the specific location of neurons generating abnormal pulses to implement targeted therapy, which can completely prevent epilepsy attacks. Considering the patient's current brain neuron cell repair capabilities, a localized repair therapy can be adopted to repair damaged neurons, restoring the balance of brain neuron cell function and abnormal pulses, thereby completely preventing epilepsy attacks.