Patient's question:
During the final exam in July, I suddenly fainted in the exam hall, had,,。I was sent to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the doctor suspected it was epilepsy. However, the showed nothing, so they are not considering treatment at the moment. But just the other day, while cooking at home, the same situation occurred again.Doctor's answer:
For any illness, it is essential to have specialized experts provide professional treatment. Only by treating the specific symptoms can the goal of completely preventing recurrence be achieved. Epileptic seizures are caused by changes in epileptic pathological conditions within the brain or genetic factors passed down through generations, combined with external triggering factors, leading to damage and abnormal impulses in brain neurons. Therefore, to treat epilepsy, it is necessary to target and repair the damaged brain neurons, completely restoring their intrinsic functions, balancing abnormal impulses, and thus completely preventing epilepsy attacks, achieving clinical diagnosis of self-healing. Currently, instrumental treatment is the best method for treating epilepsy. It primarily involves using instruments to infiltrate and activate the core part of neuron cells—the (soma)—so that it releases more nutrients.