Where to treat infantile epilepsy

summary

My child has epilepsy, which has been attacked several times, every time about half a year. We don't know what to do. After the doctor prescribed Chinese medicine, it is finally cured. Today I would like to share with you where to treat children's epilepsy.

Where to treat infantile epilepsy

Treatment 1: diet treatment, epilepsy diet treatment method is mainly through the selection of high fat ratio, protein and carbohydrate ratio of low diet formula, so that the body produces ketone body, to simulate the body's response to hunger to treat epilepsy and other diseases. For epilepsy which is difficult to control by drugs, we can try out diet treatment.

Treatment 2: psychological treatment, psychological treatment of epilepsy patients, also known as psychotherapy, uses spiritual comfort, support, persuasion, guarantee, counseling and environmental adjustment, and enlightens, induces and educates patients to help them understand the disease, which is also a very effective treatment for epilepsy. The common methods include cognitive therapy, individual psychotherapy, suggestion therapy, behavior therapy and biofeedback.

Treatment 3: drug treatment. The drug treatment of epilepsy is based on the principle of early medicine, sufficient dosage, accurate medication and long time. Once the diagnosis of epilepsy is established, it is necessary to take medicine immediately to control the seizure of epilepsy. The dosage of the drug must be enough to control epilepsy without seizure and no toxic reaction of the drug. When necessary, the blood concentration of the drug can be detected. According to different types of epilepsy or syndrome to determine the drug selection. General stop attack 2 years above, just can stop drug.

matters needing attention

During a minor seizure, the patient presents with a sudden loss of consciousness, usually for only a few seconds, no convulsions, and a pale or red face. During a major epileptic attack, the patient's legs are convulsed and convulsed, his head is tilted back, he shouts and falls to the ground, he lies upright due to the tonic contraction of his muscles, his eyes are hanging, his pupils are dilated, he sprays white foam or blood foam with his breath, he often has tongue bites, his skin is blue, and his urine is incontinent.