Patient's question:
I vaguely remember when the baby was three years old, there was once a time when he got angry. Everyone ignored him, and he kept crying. After that, he started having convulsions with his hands and feet and foaming at the mouth. We quickly took him to the hospital, and they said he had epilepsy. Over the past three years, we have taken him to many hospitals, but he hasn't gotten better. How come epilepsy is so difficult to treat?Doctor's answer:
In this case, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a thorough examination. The doctor will provide targeted treatment based on the condition. At the same time, traditional Chinese medicine methods can be combined for conditioning. It is essential to follow the doctor's advice and absolutely not to change or adjust medications arbitrarily. In terms of diet, pay close attention and avoid excessive spicy foods to prevent other complications. Additionally, during a seizure, do not move others unnecessarily.