Patient's question:
Epilepsy is a persistent brain disease, also known as epilepsy. The most important aspect of treating this condition is to persist in taking antiepileptic drugs, whether in the acute phase or during remission. Medications such as lamotrigine tablets, topiramate tablets, and sodium valproate sustained-release tablets are commonly used. Medication should never be stopped until complete recovery is achieved. In daily life, it is advisable to consume foods rich in vitamin C and vitamin B6, and to limit potassium intake.Doctor's answer:
Got epilepsy, active treatment has the possibility of self-healing. You can go to a regular Grade 3-A hospital's neurology department for follow-up treatment and take medication under the guidance of a doctor. After the condition is stabilized through treatment, you can also take drugs like carbamazepine to control the recurrence of the condition. Pay attention to preventing triggering factors in daily life, avoid spicy foods, don't overwork, and avoid overly strenuous activities.