Patient's question:
What is the best way to treat pediatric epilepsy? The doctor might say it was because I wasn't paying enough attention during my pregnancy, and only after the child was born did I realize he had pediatric epilepsy. That's the only option, to alleviate his pain, but the question is, what should we do? We don't understand any of this.Doctor's answer:
If after careful examination and diagnosis it is confirmed that the child has epilepsy, this condition should be actively treated with medication. Attention should be paid to digestive vitamins and trace elements, especially when administering oral anti-epileptic drugs for treatment. This should be able to stabilize and prevent such recurrences. In daily life, it is important to pay close attention and avoid situations that may lead to excessive shock, high fever, or emotional excitement, as these could trigger an epilepsy attack.