Patient's question:
Generalized tonic-clonic seizure recurrence, loss of consciousness after the onset of the recurrence, sometimes preceded by a sudden cry, followed by generalized stiffness, then rhythmic tremors in the limbs. Sometimes breathing may pause, causing cyanosis. It may lead to tongue biting, incontinence of urine and feces. Generalized seizures typically last 1 to 3 minutes, and after complete recovery of sensation, there may be severe headache or drowsiness. Patients usually recover quickly to normal state.Doctor's answer:
The brain pacemaker's electrodes are implanted under the patient's scalp through surgery, and the external pulse generator is used to deliver 1-2 treatments per day. The external pulse generator connects to the magnetic field electrodes implanted under the scalp, transmitting electrical pulse signals into the brain, somewhat like stereo broadcasting of an electric field to the brain. The pulse generator is a device that can deliver timed, remote attacks of electrical waves from the controller. Through daily electrical pulse stimulation and continuous magnetic field stereo broadcasting, it aims to control the recurrence of epilepsy in patients. The pulse generator's battery can be fully charged externally.