Patient's question:
My epilepsy developed later, not being congenital. Previously, after being stimulated by certain events, I experienced episodes of foaming at the mouth, limb convulsions, and sudden loss of consciousness. I went to the hospital for diagnosis, and the doctor confirmed that I had epilepsy. I am currently seeking to consult about which epilepsy hospitals are the best.Doctor's answer:
The treatment for epilepsy usually involves scheduling a follow-up appointment with the neurology department of a major, high-level hospital in your local area. After improving relevant tests, it may be considered to start antiepileptic drug treatment. Generally, treatment can begin with a low dose as prescribed by the clinical diagnosis, gradually increasing to a normal dose. This approach can usually effectively control symptoms. After symptom control, a maintenance dose should be maintained for a period of time to prevent rebound effects.