How to treat children with epilepsy

Update Date: 2023-04-19 Source: Network

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Epilepsy is commonly known as "epilepsy" or "epilepsy", is caused by a variety of reasons brain neurons paroxysmal abnormal discharge caused by paroxysmal motor, sensory, consciousness, mental, autonomic nerve dysfunction of a disease. Epilepsy is one of the common diseases of nervous system, which is very harmful to human body, and its prevalence rate is very high, second only to stroke. So, in life, we should pay attention to it, the following is about how to treat children with epilepsy.

How to treat children with epilepsy

Treatment method 1: nerve regulation treatment of epilepsy: nerve regulation technology, for the treatment of epilepsy effect is excellent, it combines the magnetic interference technology, EEG pacing technology, bionic biofeedback technology, and the internal environment control technology as one of the modern diagnosis and treatment technology.

Treatment method 2: etiological treatment of epilepsy: there are many causes of epilepsy, including more than 10 kinds of neurological diseases, including: congenital diseases, genetic diseases, prenatal and intrapartum injuries, intracranial infection, craniocerebral trauma, brain tumors, craniocerebral surgery, cerebrovascular diseases, metabolic disorders, poisoning, hypoxia, demyelinating diseases, etc.

Treatment method 3: drug treatment of epilepsy: the general principles of drug treatment of epilepsy are: early medication, sufficient dosage, accurate medication and long treatment course. Once the diagnosis of epilepsy established, immediately take drugs to control the seizure of epilepsy. If the dosage is enough to control epilepsy without seizure and drug toxicity, the blood drug concentration can be checked when necessary.

matters needing attention

Generally speaking, children with epilepsy should not be rushed to the hospital. Some parents, especially when they first encounter children with epilepsy, may rush to the hospital, but often suffocate the children due to improper handling, which increases the risk of life.