Patient's question:
Always uncomfortable, feeling bad, can't sleep. Can people with epilepsy take anti-inflammatory drugs?Doctor's answer:
According to your description. Epilepsy is generally a chronic, recurrent, brief, and temporary loss of brain function, a disease caused by a brief loss of brain function and endocrine disorders. The clinical symptoms of epilepsy usually include sudden falls, drooling from the corners of the mouth, convulsions of the limbs, loss of consciousness, or impaired consciousness. Taking anti-inflammatory drugs has no therapeutic effect on epilepsy.