Patient's question:
My son is 7 years old and has had pediatric epilepsy for a long time. He has been walking to the hospital to alleviate it, but there are still episodes of the condition. Recently, I took him to see a traditional Chinese medicine doctor. After taking Chinese medicine, there haven't been any signs of the condition, and his condition is also very good. I would like to ask if there is a significant relationship between traditional Chinese medicine and the alleviation of pediatric epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
For younger children, the relief from polio can still be somewhat effective, as traditional Chinese medicine's relief can provide some alleviation of the condition and has a certain effect on regulating the child's health. Since traditional Chinese medicine can be effective for patients who are relieved at an early stage, it can, to some extent, fully restore damaged nerve cells, which may increase the incidence of epilepsy.