Patient's question:
My third aunt recently doesn't know what's wrong, she keeps having headaches. Now she often foams at the mouth and falls unconscious. After a thorough examination, it was said that she suffers from epilepsy. I want to ask how to treat epilepsy well? How is epilepsy best treated?Doctor's answer:
When treating epilepsy, it is essential to prescribe medication according to the specific symptoms. Epilepsy has several types of recurrences, and each type requires targeted medication. If treatment is not administered correctly, not only will the condition not be cured, but it may also exacerbate the adverse reactions of the medication. Therefore, the first step in treating epilepsy is to select the appropriate medication based on the type and characteristics of the patient's recurrence. Generally, sodium valproate and phenytoin can be used for control during normal periods.