Patient's question:
My aunt suffers from epilepsy. When she has a recurrence, the symptoms include suddenly falling to the ground, screaming, turning purple, and grinding her teeth. Sometimes, she fully regains consciousness within 3 to 5 minutes. I want to know where there are hospitals that treat epilepsy.Doctor's answer:
Hello: Most antiepileptic drugs have antiepileptic effects. These drugs only work by reducing the excitability of brain nerves to some extent, but they cannot activate cells. Moreover, long-term medication can lead to excessively high blood drug concentrations, not only failing to control recurrence but also increasing the frequency of recurrence. Each recurrence damages brain cells once. Epilepsy is a chronic brain disease caused by abnormal pulses in neurons. To completely prevent epilepsy attacks, it is essential to activate cells. It is recommended that patients use the penetration activation technique for treatment, which activates damaged cells to a rate of over 96%, completely restoring the balance of cell pulses to achieve clinical diagnosis of self-healing.