What is the most effective method to treat eclampsia
summary
Epilepsy is a very serious disease related to nerve and heredity. People suffering from this disease are often tortured. When they have seizures, they feel that life is worse than death. Moreover, if they don't take emergency measures in time during the seizures, it's easy to make their lives threatened. However, patients with epilepsy don't have to be discouraged. Now there are many treatments, as long as they are based on their own characteristics The disease can be cured by making the right treatment. Let me share what is the most effective way to treat eclampsia.
What is the most effective method to treat eclampsia
Method 1: indication of antiepileptic drug use: once the diagnosis of epilepsy is established, antiepileptic drugs should be used in time to control seizures. However, for the first attack, attack has inducing factors or rare attack, it can be considered as appropriate.
Method 2: after regular antiepileptic drug treatment, about 20% - 30% of the patients were drug refractory epilepsy. Surgical treatment of epilepsy provides a new treatment for this part of patients. It is estimated that about 50% of drug refractory epilepsy patients can be controlled or cured by surgery, which improves the prognosis of refractory epilepsy to a certain extent.
Method 3: neuromodulatory therapy is a new neurophysiological technology, and it has become the most promising treatment for epilepsy abroad. At present, it includes: repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS); central nervous system electrical stimulation (deep brain electrical stimulation, epilepsy cortex stimulation, etc.); peripheral nerve stimulation (vagus nerve stimulation).
matters needing attention
1. Epilepsy patients, usually do not go to dangerous places, such as to try to avoid reservoirs and high slopes. 2. Epilepsy patients can also eat more magnesium containing food. 3. Patients should check and take medicine regularly, and remember not to eat foreign drugs indiscriminately. 4. Do not press the patient's limbs hard to avoid fracture or dislocation.
