Patient's question:
Recently, my brother hasn't been feeling well. One day, I went to visit him, and I found him lying on the ground. I was quite puzzled, so I went to pull him, only to discover that he was having. I knew he had epilepsy in the past, but it had been cured.Doctor's answer:
Few patients and their families have sufficient knowledge about epilepsy treatment, and they tend to be impatient during treatment, expecting quick self-healing in the short term. Once they realize the medication is ineffective or takes too long to show results, they may unilaterally increase the dosage or switch to another drug, or even blindly trust so-called folk remedies. As a result, not only does the condition not improve, but it may also lead to medication poisoning. Epilepsy patients can understand standard treatment while using folk remedies as supplementary measures in daily life. It is crucial to avoid extreme hunger or overeating in daily diet and never binge on food.