Effective treatment for epilepsy

Patients who exhibit seizures need to be brought to the hospital promptly, prescribed antiepileptic drugs under the guidance of a neurologist to treat the disease, prescribed oral drugs, and regular outpatient visits. The choice of drugs needs to be based on the patient's clinical symptoms, as well as the patient's gender, age, economic conditions, etc. For example, we can choose sodium valproate for patients with grand mal seizures, and oxcarbazepine, levetiracetam and other drugs can be considered for partial seizures. However, each antiepileptic drug has side effects, so in addition to oral administration, we should observe whether there are side effects. If the patient's epilepsy is secondary, we should also actively diagnose and treat the primary disease. Patients can also consider using traditional Chinese medicine methods for adjuvant treatment, such as oral Chinese medicine under the guidance of traditional Chinese medicine doctors, or acupuncture, physical therapy, etc. The above programs are for reference only, and specific drug use should be combined with their own conditions under the guidance of professional doctors.