Patient's question:
I am from Yunnan. My younger brother had a fever and no one was at home, so he didn't go to the hospital and just lay at home. Later, his low-grade fever didn't go away. Due to the fever, he developed encephalitis and now suffers from. Every day, he has twitches, his face and fingers turn blue, and he occasionally loses control of his bladder. After a thorough examination, it was determined that he has epilepsy. Watching my younger brother, who I grew up with, suffer like this, my heart aches deeply.Doctor's answer:
A seizure is an abnormal electrical discharge in the brain caused by damage to neurons due to epileptic pathological changes. Therefore, to treat epilepsy, it is necessary to repair the damaged neurons. It is recommended to implement treatment in national epilepsy research institutions, carefully examine the damaged areas and extent of brain neuron damage, and then target the mechanism of epilepsy to activate and repair the damaged brain neurons. This will enhance the metabolism of the neuronal bodies, restore their function, balance abnormal electrical discharges, and ultimately eliminate seizures, achieving a clinical diagnosis of self-healing.