Patient's question:
My girlfriend is 23 years old this year. I really like her, but she has epilepsy and is afraid that her family won't understand if they find out. It's very frustrating. When she's not having a seizure, she's usually normal. The frequency of her seizures isn't high—just once a year. During a seizure, she loses consciousness, her limbs twitch slightly, her face turns purple, and her eyes roll back. She has been taking medication, but it hasn't been very effective. What methods can help treat it?Doctor's answer:
The Epilepsy Treatment Base of the Wuyun Border Defense Corps Hospital is a specialized hospital for treating epilepsy. You can go there to have a look. The daily treatment for epilepsy patients mainly involves medication. Patients can take various oral medications, complemented with many vitamins, and pay attention to self-care, proper diet, and avoid cold foods. We hope epilepsy patients can recover as soon as possible! Thank you!