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Suggest Treatment For Brain Epilepsy

my son age 5.4year . he is very poor in writing & speach .after consolation with child specialist & neyro psychiatric it is known by E.E.G. test that he has appelapsy in brain . he is takingwo times a day medicine volparin 200mg 5ml two times a day ,vernace 500mg 01 tablate a day .please suggest is it curable and any other suggestion for better treatment .
Fri, 25 Sep 2015
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Hi,
Welcome to Hcm,
I understand your concern. If eeg test done and neurologist suggested possibility of epilepsy then the treatment he is on now is good enough. His symptoms should show improvement in due course of time and dont worry, it can be durable, however, it usually takes a duration of 6 months to 2 yrs of therapy. So have belief and continue the best that is possible for the child. Take care.
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Suggest Treatment For Brain Epilepsy

Hi, Welcome to Hcm, I understand your concern. If eeg test done and neurologist suggested possibility of epilepsy then the treatment he is on now is good enough. His symptoms should show improvement in due course of time and dont worry, it can be durable, however, it usually takes a duration of 6 months to 2 yrs of therapy. So have belief and continue the best that is possible for the child. Take care.