Patient's question:
Prevention of pediatric epilepsy? My child is just 6 years old, but when he has a seizure, he suffers a lot, and my heart aches too. So I wonder if pediatric epilepsy can be completely cured? What are the prevention methods for pediatric epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
The latest treatment technology for epilepsy does not require surgery, and it poses no harm to brain nerves, brain cells, or brain tissue. It does not affect the patient's intelligence, personality, or social abilities, offering a unique therapeutic effect that brings hope for recovery.Recommendation: Treatment can be received at regular hospitals and institutions. Epilepsy, also known as "epilepsy" or "fainting wind," is a chronic disease caused by sudden abnormal pulses in brain neurons, leading to temporary dysfunction of the brain. It is primarily due to excessively abnormal pulses in groups of neurons within the brain, resulting in episodic dysfunction of brain function.