Patient's question:
Recently, there have been spasms of the limbs, foaming at the mouth, clenched jaw, and upward gaze of the eyes. Medications have been administered, but the symptoms have not been effectively controlled. Is there any new method to confirm the focus of epilepsy? Thank you very much to the doctor for quickly resolving my doubts—how should it be treated and prevented?)Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy has many treatment methods, and currently the majority of patients opt for medication-based treatment. Medications have a high degree of dependency, requiring lifelong use. One medication may become ineffective over time, and many patients taking multiple different medications simultaneously still cannot achieve control. The most effective and safest approach is minimally invasive repair, which targets damaged neurons with abnormal pulses for repair. This allows the brain to generate microelectrical signals in a balanced and orderly manner, addressing the root cause of the condition and achieving clinical self-healing.In addition to timely treatment for epilepsy, patients should maintain a positive mindset to face the disease. Only in this way can they receive timely and appropriate treatment. At the same time, patients should pay close attention to their dietary care.