How to deal with young people suffering from sheep mania
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My brother next door has been suffering from Capricorn for a long time, especially when he attacks. He goes to the hospital for examination and treatment. Under the treatment of the doctor, his disease is gradually under control. Now let me tell you what to do with young people suffering from Capricorn.
How to deal with young people suffering from sheep mania
First: young people in the treatment of epilepsy will generally use drug treatment, but in the treatment of medication to pay attention to one point, that is, medication must adhere to, if the patient is only in the stage of the disease attack medication, and in the past after the disease attack to stop medication, is not able to treat epilepsy, and such repeated medication will only make young patients Serious drug resistance occurs, leading to adverse drug effects when the attack occurs again.
Second: young epilepsy if the use of drug treatment effect is not good, you can also use surgical methods for treatment, but in the surgical treatment should pay attention to, patients must choose professional experienced doctors to carry out the operation, because if the operation did not find the correct treatment area, not only can not treat the disease, but also bring more serious injury to patients Harm.
Third: for young patients with epilepsy, psychological treatment is also very important, young patients with epilepsy psychological barriers will be more serious, so this time should give them psychological counseling, let them not abandon themselves, also don't too inferiority, so that they can better cooperate with the treatment, also can let them have a better and more healthy psychological .
matters needing attention
Capricorn is still more serious, we should pay attention to this disease is not easy to treat, but do not give up treatment, or should actively go to the hospital for treatment, more exercise, with reasonable methods of treatment, so that their disease can be effectively controlled.
