Patient's question:
The child of my neighbor was diagnosed with epilepsy. At first, we didn't pay much attention. When the seizure occurred, it was just a brief twitch, and then it stopped. We didn't take it seriously, thinking it was due to anger. Later, we realized the situation and had a thorough examination at the hospital, where it was determined to be primary temporal lobe epilepsy.Doctor's answer:
Many antiepileptic drugs have a good effect in controlling the recurrence of the condition, but only provide temporary control with limited therapeutic effects. Moreover, they have significant side effects, requiring long-term medication. Long-term use can lead to serious consequences such as severe memory impairment, delayed reactions, and damage to liver and kidney function. Epilepsy is a chronic brain disease caused by abnormal pulses in damaged brain neuron cells. It is recommended to repair, identify the location and spread of abnormal pulses in damaged brain neuron cells, and target the repair to eliminate epilepsy. In addition to active treatment, epilepsy patients should...