The best time to treat epilepsy

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My uncle suddenly turned white and his eyes were dull. He held his hands tightly and put them in front of his chest. He recited words in his mouth. It was the same every time. He seemed to have nausea. He went to the hospital for examination, but he didn't expect epilepsy. He went to the hospital for treatment immediately. Now he has recovered. Let me talk about the best time for the treatment of epilepsy.

The best time to treat epilepsy

Treatment 1: surgical treatment of epilepsy: this method is also a lot of patients, willing to use, surgical treatment method, through the operation to remove the patient's body, induce epilepsy brain tissue, resection of its epileptic area, effectively avoid the seizure of epilepsy. But the success of surgical treatment must accurately determine the pathogenic area, and the surgical treatment should be carried out in a regular professional hospital, in order to prevent improper operation and unnecessary damage to patients.

Treatment 2: drug treatment: the general principles of epilepsy drug treatment are: early medication, sufficient dosage, accurate medication and long time. Once the diagnosis of epilepsy is established, take medicine immediately to control the seizure. If the dosage is enough to control epilepsy without seizure and drug toxicity, the blood drug concentration can be checked if necessary. According to the different types of epilepsy or syndrome to determine the drug selection.

Treatment 3: diet therapy: the diet therapy of epilepsy mainly refers to ketogenic diet therapy. Therefore, through the selection of high fat ratio, low protein and carbohydrate ratio of diet formula to make the body produce ketone body, in order to simulate the body's response to hunger to treat epilepsy and other diseases. For epilepsy that is difficult to control with drugs, ketogenic diet treatment can be tried out. Family members must start treatment strictly in the epilepsy center with conditions, and strictly implement the diet plan. Because it needs certain technical monitoring and has certain risks, patients and their families should not implement it without authorization.

matters needing attention

Generally speaking, the inferiority complex of epilepsy patients comes from two reasons: one is the patients themselves. Because epileptic seizures, regardless of time, place, or occasion, occur a little more, patients themselves form a morbid psychology, resulting in more serious inferiority; second, social pressure. People living around the patients, intentionally or unintentionally, cause psychological harm to the patients, not to mention the mental burden caused by social discrimination. Even if the patients' relatives or people around them take excessive care of and protect them, the patients will have a sense of inferiority.