Question
Treatment and diagnosis methods for pediatric epilepsy
Answer
Epilepsy is a attack disease characterized by excessive abnormal discharge of neuron groups in the brain, leading to brain dysfunction. This brain dysfunction can manifest in many forms clinically, with the most common being convulsive phenomena. After scientific systematic medical treatment, 97% of epilepsy patients can be completely cured. Patients should pay attention to the selection of treatment methods, including oral medications and minimally invasive surgery.