How to treat secondary epilepsy with traditional Chinese medicine

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The child always had a fever some time ago. We gave him some medicine to reduce fever, but it didn't work. Later, convulsions began to appear a few days later, which frightened us and sent us to the hospital for examination. As a result, he was diagnosed with epilepsy. The doctor said that it was caused by a long fever. Fortunately, it was treated in time, and the treatment was almost the same. So the good problems in the treatment of secondary epilepsy by traditional Chinese medicine, let me know Let's share the advantages of traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of secondary epilepsy.

How to treat secondary epilepsy with traditional Chinese medicine

Treatment 1: advocate monotherapy: try to use a single antiepileptic drugs, most cases of monotherapy satisfaction, dosage from small to large, to achieve effective treatment dose, can reduce adverse reactions. The treatment dose of the same type of attack or the same drug varies from individual to individual. The treatment dose should be adjusted from small dose, combined with clinical effect and individualized fine adjustment. In addition, according to the effect of the drug, reasonable arrangement of medication times.

Treatment 2: pay attention to drug interaction: a considerable number of epilepsy patients have no effect on single drug treatment, in this case, it is necessary to combine two or more drugs to treat epilepsy. In combination therapy, we should pay attention to the interaction between drugs. It is very important to understand the interaction between drugs for guiding the treatment of epilepsy and adjusting the dosage of drugs.

Treatment 3: dressing change should be gradually excessive: if patients with epilepsy do not achieve the desired effect after receiving drug treatment for a period of time, they can communicate with doctors, change dressing or change a treatment method. When changing dressing, the alternation of the two drugs needs a certain transition period, and then gradually stop using the original drugs to avoid epilepsy recurrence or status epilepticus.

matters needing attention

In order to reduce the incidence of epilepsy, we should pay attention to perinatal health care, use some drugs with caution, reduce neonatal birth injury and asphyxia, control high fever in infants and young children, and eliminate intermarriage between close relatives and epileptic patients.