Is occipital epilepsy cured

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My grandmother had an accident once, which led to brain injury and early epilepsy. She went to the hospital to see the doctor. The doctor prescribed some medicine. After taking the medicine for two days, she felt obviously improved. Now I'd like to share with you the good treatment of lower occipital epilepsy. It's my experience.

Is occipital epilepsy cured

Drug 1: at present, the most commonly used drugs include traditional antiepileptic drugs such as carbamazepine, sodium valproate, and new antiepileptic drugs such as lamotrigine, topiramate, and oxcarbamate. These antiepileptic drugs are safer than phenytoin sodium, phenobarbital and other old drugs with less side effects, and are ideal choices for patients with epilepsy.

Drug 2: epilepsy drug treatment advocates single drug treatment, let the doctor according to the patient's condition and examination results to suit the medicine, see the specific condition of patients with epilepsy suitable for what kind of drug, what kind of drug treatment effect of epilepsy patients can achieve the best.

Drug 3: starting from a small dose, if a single drug is ineffective, we can consider adding or changing another antiepileptic drug. We must not mix a variety of antiepileptic drugs together, which may lead to drug resistance of epilepsy and increase the occurrence of side effects. If it is really believed that one drug is ineffective or has excessive side effects on the patient, it should be replaced gradually when another drug is needed.

matters needing attention

Legumes and cereals, such as soybeans, lentils, buckwheat, are rich in trace element manganese. Eating more can help people with a blood group digest, supplement protein, and also supplement the insufficient intake of manganese in patients with epilepsy.