How to respond when you have a seizure

Patient's question:

My niece had a seizure at home yesterday morning after slipping! The hospital examination said it was epilepsy. She is 10 years old this year and this is her first time! What should we do now?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, epilepsy is a clinical syndrome characterized by recurrent abnormal discharges of brain neurons, leading to dysfunction of the brain. Before treatment, it is essential to identify the cause and differentiate the type for targeted therapy. Blind treatment cannot cure the disease. Epilepsy is fundamentally a chronic brain disease that can be treated with the "American (AM) Ultrasound Nano-NGF Targeted Repair Therapy." This therapy utilizes high penetration power, the principle of super-energy particles, and computer-precise localization to block abnormal neuronal discharges, repair damaged brain cells, and combine with the application of bio-ions to cure epilepsy. Currently, this therapy is considered one of the safest, most scientific, and most effective treatments for epilepsy in China.

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