How to treat female epilepsy

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When I was a child, I suffered from epilepsy due to a brain injury. Different from men, this disease had a great impact on my health and life. Later, my family insisted on the treatment, and now my life is no different from that of normal people. Here's how to treat female epilepsy.

How to treat female epilepsy

First of all: diet therapy: diet epilepsy treatment mainly refers to ketogenic diet therapy. This kind of epilepsy treatment method is through the selection of high fat ratio, low protein and carbohydrate ratio diet formula, so that the body produces ketone body, in order to simulate the body's response to hunger to treat epilepsy and other diseases.

Secondly: surgical treatment: the purpose of surgical treatment of epilepsy is to safely remove the brain tissue that causes seizures, that is, the epileptic area (seizure initiation area). Only after removing the epileptic area can we achieve postoperative seizure free. The premise of successful operation is to determine the epileptogenic area before operation, which needs a very professional evaluation team and neurosurgery team to work together to complete. Surgical treatment of epilepsy has certain risks, we should choose this method carefully.

The principle of medication: early, accurate and long time. Once the diagnosis of epilepsy is established, medication should be taken 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 different types of epilepsy or syndromes, drug selection is determined. Generally stop attack more than 2 years, can stop drug, patients can basically live like normal people.

matters needing attention

Epilepsy treatment is more difficult, and the treatment process is relatively long, patients and family members must have confidence, adhere to treatment, family members should encourage patients to adhere to treatment, do a good job in patients with usual protective measures, to prevent repeated attacks of the disease.