FAQs about the treatment and care of epilepsy.

What should be done when infantile convulsions recur after control?

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

If the bilirubin level reaches 12.7, it indicates a very high level. Whether it is physiological jaundice or pathological jaundice, an increase indicates liver damage. It is recommended to stop breastfeeding and consider sunlight exposure, medication control, and phototherapy to treat jaundice.

Discusses the possibility of treating pediatric epilepsy and preventive measures, emphasizing the importance of medication control.

Epilepsy patients inquire about the status of their condition control and prognosis

The child has been diagnosed with epilepsy and is currently taking Tegretol, but the seizures are still uncontrolled. Seeking treatment advice.