Patient's question:
Daughter often has epilepsy attacks. She is only three years old now. I am afraid it will get worse as she grows up. Hello. How is the best treatment for pediatric epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
The child has experienced epilepsy again. It is recommended to first identify the specific cause of the epilepsy. If the symptoms are recurring due to head trauma or abnormal inflammation of the head, it is advisable to primarily treat the underlying disease with symptomatic therapy. At the same time, it is essential to avoid high fever and other complications. It is best to use antiepileptic drugs for conditioning and stabilizing the condition.