Can children laugh and be cured?

Children with epilepsy should be treated with appropriate antiepileptic drugs, which are generally curable. First, children can be prescribed one antiepileptic drug, starting in small amounts, and gradually increasing the amount of medicine to maximize the child's adverse reactions. If the first drug does not work, you can switch to a second but no more than three drugs. once an effective drug is found, the child should be maintained for three to five years and evaluated by a doctor to determine whether he has recovered. During the child's treatment, parents should ensure the quality of sleep of the child, give appropriate care to the sick child, and not discriminate against the child.