Patient's question:
The child carefully checked out the epilepsy and was particularly worried about the child's physical health. So, how is pediatric epilepsy treated?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of pediatric epilepsy must be standardized. The manifestations of epilepsy are diverse and varied, so treatment cannot be one-size-fits-all. Surgical treatment, as an option for surgical intervention, may be considered when epilepsy seizures cannot be controlled. This is applicable when there is a clearly localized, resectable unilateral focal lesion or cortical abnormality. When antiepileptic drugs have not reached their maximum therapeutic concentration or maximum blood drug concentration, epilepsy may not be controlled. It is important not to be hasty in changing or increasing medication.