A child has been diagnosed with epilepsy and also found to have a cyst in the brain, raising the question of whether surgery should be performed for treatment.

Pregnant women with epilepsy may experience adverse effects on fetal health from continued medication use. It is recommended to seek professional medical advice, adjust medications, and schedule regular follow-up appointments.

Epilepsy recurrence in adolescents may have an impact on brain development and physical growth.

White matter degeneration may increase the incidence of epilepsy, and treatment should consider long-term medication control.

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The patient, who has epilepsy and has recently experienced frequent seizures leading to high fever and coma, was treated in the hospital where the fever slightly subsided but consciousness remains unclear (able to recognize people but speaking incoherently). Three days ago, the condition worsened with deep coma. A brain MRI showed brain edema. Currently, the patient’s eyes can briefly open when taking medication, but there is little consciousness. Most of the time, the patient remains in a comatose state without medication. What should be done now?

This article discusses the application of acupuncture in traditional Chinese medicine for epilepsy treatment and explains the phenomenon of frequent sudden twitching during sleep.

Discussing the side effects of medications used in pediatric epilepsy and their potential impact on intelligence and worldview.

Primarily controlled through medication to manage seizures, currently there is no cure.