Patient's question:
I am currently a student, studying for my postgraduate degree. Gender: Male. 24 years old. I have had epilepsy since I was 16. From elementary school to middle school, there was nothing unusual about me compared to others. I was a boy who liked to play and fight, and my grades were always average. However, in my third year of middle school, I decided to take my studies more seriously. Later, my grades improved enough to get into a key class, and I ranked among the top few. I also passed the high school entrance exam and enrolled in an ordinary high school. During my first year of high school, while playing table tennis with classmates during physical education class, I suddenly felt unwell and collapsed to the ground. I experienced symptoms similar to epilepsy, such as convulsions, screaming, and foaming at the mouth. During the, I was unaware of what was happening. A moment before the began...Doctor's answer:
First, your current mindset is positive and proactive, which is very beneficial for your recovery from the disease. However, if an episode occurs, you must pay close attention. The correct treatment method is key; otherwise, repeated episodes can cause greater damage to your brain and body. Epilepsy recurrence is due to abnormal, unbalanced discharges of a group of damaged brain neurons. You may have developed secondary epilepsy due to penicillin. To completely prevent epilepsy recurrence, it is necessary to repair the abnormal discharge balance of the damaged brain neurons. In your case, minimally invasive surgery could be considered.SOMA (Neuronal Soma) — Permeation Activation Technique, utilizes internationally advanced high-resolution dynamic EEG to identify the epileptogenic focus. Through computer navigation, it precisely locates and permeates the neuronal soma, promoting accelerated neuronal metabolism and repairing damaged neurons. This process continues until function is restored, the abnormal discharge balance is corrected, the membrane potential difference between the inside and outside of the neuronal cell membrane returns to normal, ion channels on the cell membrane are unblocked, and all brain functions are restored. This approach completely prevents epilepsy recurrence and achieves clinical cure.
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