Patient's question:
The child has epilepsy, which frequently recurs. There are no premonitory signs before an episode, during which they experience convulsions and retching. After the episode, they suffer from headaches and a heavy feeling. Currently, it occurs more often at night.Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy, also known as "," is a neurological disorder caused by sudden, brief surges of electrical activity in the brain, leading to dysfunction and endocrine imbalance. The recurring nature of epilepsy inflicts severe harm on patients, particularly children with epilepsy, who suffer significant brain damage. There are numerous methods for treating pediatric epilepsy, but the traditional approaches have often failed to provide lasting cures, causing great distress to many epilepsy patients and their families. To effectively self-treat epilepsy, experts at Blue Cross Brain Hospital have dedicated years of research, achieving groundbreaking results and making outstanding contributions to the treatment of epilepsy in China.Medical Frontier: