What should I do if I have epilepsy? Medicine? Surgery?

It depends on the cause of epilepsy. I don't know if you've been to the hospital. I've filmed ** no.

Make an expensive MRI image. Electroencephalogram. All of these can help you decide whether to have surgery or take medication.

If there is a significant lesion in the **. That would be operational. However, after surgery, there is not necessarily a guarantee that it will not be able to alleviate the seizures, if a person has dozens of seizures a day.

That would have to be surgical. Go to the hospital for consultation if there is no obvious lesion. The surgeon doesn't know if it's not from the **.

Be conservative with your medicine. But I always feel so uncomfortable. Because no one wants to take medicine for the rest of their lives.

Cherish your body and don't drink too much. Recently, I have seen too many reports of epilepsy on online buses. I feel bad because I'm afraid that I'll be next.

Hold on. Don't let him have a seizure yet. A single seizure can damage the brain once.

I know that. I wish you good health. Sometimes there are no real answers available online.

It's better to go to the hospital.

Epilepsy symptoms are characterized by transient sensory disturbances, limb twitching, loss of consciousness, behavioral disturbances, or autonomic dysfunction, called seizures, and clinical symptoms vary from type to type. Patients with epilepsy have different symptoms, such as mental sluggishness, nodding and bowing in the early stage of epilepsy; Adult patients may have seizures such as tetany, loss of consciousness, and foaming at the mouth. The ** of cerebral palsy is comprehensive, and a single ** has no effect on the ** of the child, and the traditional cerebral palsy ** method has little effect on the ** of the child cerebral palsy, because they cannot be carried out from the root of the child cerebral palsy, even if the child's symptoms are improved, it is not obvious.

If children with cerebral palsy receive a combination of quadruple three-dimensional synthesis and training, the speed of the disease will be greatly improved.

When epilepsy is first diagnosed, medications** are usually preferred.

If, under scientific guidance, taking a variety of regular antiepileptic drugs, the effect is still not good, and the seizures are more frequent, surgery can be considered**. Surgery should be an option in patients with epilepsy with definite radiographic abnormalities (e.g., tumors, gray matter ectopia, etc.).

For epilepsy, about 70% and 80% can be treated with drugs, represented by lamotrigine, sodium valproate and carbamazepine and phenobarbital (trade name is luminal), and about 25% are refractory paralysis, which has to be determined according to the actual situation.

PS: Be careful when choosing anti-epileptic drugs, otherwise it will aggravate the condition; Also, don't stop the drug at will, you must follow the doctor's instructions, otherwise the recurrence of epilepsy will be a big problem! It's important to remember!! Don't stop taking the drug!!

Surgery must be surgical.

Introduction: There are many diseases in China that have not been overcome, epilepsy is a disease of the nervous system, and it is also a frequent disease, and there are two ways of epilepsy in China, one is to take medicine, and the other is surgery. Epilepsy is a disease that seriously endangers the physical and psychological health of patients, and the impact on families is also far-reaching.

1. How to surgically remove epilepsy.

The most classic epilepsy surgery in the Chinese medical community is excisional surgery, in which the doctor will remove the lesions in the brain that cause epilepsy, and then carry out the purpose of epilepsy; Some lesions do not work well with excisional surgery**. Discrete surgery can be chosen, which fundamentally reduces the frequency and severity of seizures and avoids damage to important functional areas of the brain. You can also choose neuromodulation surgery, or ** epilepsy, and the results are also very good. Whether it is surgery or medication, epilepsy requires patients to have active cooperation with doctors in order to make doctors have a better chance of epilepsy.

2. What should patients with epilepsy pay attention to?

Patients with epilepsy can have seizures on any occasion, and the appearance of the disease can make the patient have convulsions all over the body, foam at the mouth, and slurred speech. Sudden seizures cause certain harm to the patient's body. For epilepsy patients, it is necessary to cooperate with the doctor in terms of medication, and at the same time, it is necessary to maintain a happy mood and not to do too strenuous exercise, otherwise it is easy to lead to seizures.

In terms of diet, eat more foods that are easy to digest, and do not overeat, nor do you smoke and drink without leaving your mouth.

Epilepsy accounts for 7% of the population in China, and epilepsy patients are generally controlled by drugs all year round. If you can't go to a crowded place, you can engage in some intimate physical work to avoid being too tired and too nervous, which will cause seizures; For patients with epilepsy, pay more attention to the daily routine and diet.

The effect of epilepsy hand model surgery is still very good, but Danbu epilepsy surgery is a very painful method for patients, and it is very difficult to recover from cheating in the later stage.

The effect of surgery is relatively good, and it can also alleviate the condition of epilepsy, and the measures are relatively safe.

Epilepsy should be condition-specific**.

Surgery**: The surgical method is to remove the brain tissue in the patient's body that induces epilepsy and remove its epileptogenic area, which effectively avoids the seizure of epilepsy.

However, the successful operation must accurately determine the pathogenic area, and the operation must be carried out in a regular professional hospital to prevent unnecessary damage to the patient caused by improper surgery.

Drug**: It is the main method of epilepsy, and its ** principle is early medication, sufficient dose, accurate medication and long time.

Epilepsy Consultation**: 400-0015-126

After epilepsy surgery, you need to take medication, generally for 1-2 years, if you take the medication for a period of time without seizures, and the EEG examination has been normal, you can consider reducing the drug or even stopping the drug.

Taking medication after surgery, although the lesion is removed by surgery, there may still be some subtle lesions of the nervous system associated with epilepsy, so it is necessary to continue taking medication to consolidate**.

Therefore, after epilepsy surgery, it is necessary to continue taking medication according to the doctor's instructions, have regular check-ups, and do not stop the medication on its own because the epilepsy has not had a seizure, or change the drug and dose, and must be carried out under the guidance of a specialist.

Should I take epilepsy medication after surgery?

1. The basic principles of epilepsy when selecting drugs according to seizure type and syndrome classification, and individualization should also be carried out by considering comorbidities, co-medications, the age of the patient, and the meaning of the patient's guardian.

2. If there are still seizures after rational use of first-line anti-epileptic drugs, the diagnosis of epilepsy needs to be strictly evaluated.

3. Due to the differences in bioavailability and pharmacokinetics of different antiepileptic drug preparations, in order to avoid the reduction of efficacy and the increase of drug efficacy, patients should be recommended to use drugs produced by the same manufacturer.

4. Monotherapy as much as possible**.

5. If the first anti-epileptic drug failed due to adverse reactions or still having seizures, another drug should be tried, and the dose should be increased to a sufficient dose, and the first drug should be slowly reduced.

6. If the second drug is still ineffective, the first and second drugs should be slowly reduced according to the relative efficacy, adverse reactions and drug tolerance before starting another drug.

7. Combination drugs are recommended only when monotherapy is ineffective.

8. If the combination of drugs does not make the patient achieve a good effect, the original patient should return to the original acceptable regimen to achieve the best balance between efficacy and adverse reaction tolerance.

9. For children, women and other special populations, the characteristics of patients need to be considered, and the specific reference is "Drugs for Special Populations**".

10. For difficult epilepsy syndromes and refractory epilepsy, it is recommended to refer to an epilepsy specialist for diagnosis and treatment.