Patient's question:
My daughter has had epilepsy for more than five years. To treat this condition, she has visited many places across the country, tried both traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine, and even undergone acupuncture treatments. However, her condition still recurs, so I am thinking of taking her to a specialized hospital for a serious examination. Which hospital is good for treating epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy is generally treated by formal tertiary hospitals. There is no special treatment for epilepsy; it is primarily controlled through oral medication to prevent recurrence. Epilepsy is a refractory disease that tends to recur easily, so it is important to pay attention to physical exercise and enhance the body's resistance. The stronger the resistance, the lower the likelihood of the disease recurring. The above information can be used as a reference.