Epilepsy is a disease that is chronic. It is usually very unpleasant symptoms. Because of them, the patient for a while falls out of life. For many, the question of whether epilepsy can be cured becomes very urgent. Since the problem arose long ago, doctors and traditional healers tried to solve it in every possible way. Continues this matter and modern medicine.
Is it possible to cure such a disease as acquired epilepsy?
Epilepsy can be hereditary, symptomatic or acquired, and sometimes it appears for no apparent reason. The acquired form develops on a background of craniocerebral injuries or inflammatory processes occurring in the brain. It, as practice shows, is the most common. Children and old people are afflicted with an ailment. People of middle age are also sick, but much less often.
During an attack a person can faint, his eyes roll up, foam starts to go from his mouth - so most unaware of epilepsy imagine. This and the truth can happen, but in most cases the patient simply violates consciousness: he does not respond to speech, does not answer questions, behaves inadequately.
If you pay attention to these symptoms in time, you will be able to cure epilepsy. Practically with all forms of the disease, drug therapy is coping. In extreme cases, medications help control the frequency of seizures and prevent them.
Than to treat an epilepsy?
To predict, whether it is possible to cure epilepsy completely and for ever, even doctors can not. After the examination, they prescribe the most appropriate drugs, and subsequently monitor the patient's condition. For treatment most often used:
- Tiagabine;
- Ethosuximide;
- Valproate;
- Lamotrigine;
- Depakin Chrono;
- Finlepsin Retard;
- Diphenine;
- Actinerval;
- Carbasan;
- Zeptol;
- Enkorat Chrono.