Patient's question:
The son developed epilepsy at the age of 7. Over the years, he has been treated with many different methods, but none have been able to completely cure it. Now, he experiences a recurrence about once every one and a half months. As he gets older, I worry that this will affect his ability to get divorced and have children.Doctor's answer:
The treatment of epilepsy should be based on the extent of damage to the brain neuron cells of the patient, professionally identifying the specific cause, visualizing the epileptic focus, and implementing an effective systematic targeted repair, which can achieve a clinical diagnosis of self-healing effect, thereby completely preventing epilepsy attacks and achieving clinical diagnosis of epilepsy self-healing. Epileptic patients who no longer relapse after a certain period of regular and systematic drug treatment can generally reduce the dosage until it is completely stopped. Those who do not relapse within 3 years after stopping the medication are considered to have achieved self-healing.