Treatment for childhood convulsions

The health of children is the happiest thing for a family. Because children have weak immunity, the probability of children suffering from diseases is much higher than that of adults. Convulsion is a disease that children often suffer from. This disease is not easy to control when it occurs, and it is easy for children to bite their tongues. Therefore, this disease is very dangerous. Regarding childhood tics, let’s take a look at the relevant introduction made in the article below:

Treatment for childhood convulsions

Step one: Integrate Chinese and Western medicine. Based on scientific testing, EEG testing is used to directly evaluate the damaged areas of children's behavioral consciousness and the causes of the disease. A "non-invasive" diagnosis and treatment plan that must be followed in children's health treatment that complies with international regulations is adopted - biological treatment combined with green treatment of traditional Chinese medicine, and targeted and accurate medication is used to achieve rapid control and cure.

Therefore, we insist on using traditional Chinese medicine in clinical practice, especially Chinese patent medicine, which children are willing to accept. Although the effect is a little slower, the medication is safe and the efficacy is reliable. For children with mild tics, Chinese patent medicines that can improve intelligence, stabilize the mind and calm the nerves can be used. These Chinese patent medicines have a relatively obvious effect on improving reading, writing and calculation abilities, improving memory and stabilizing attention.

Step 2: Psychological counseling. While adopting holistic intervention treatments of both Chinese and Western medicine, psychological counseling is also provided, with targeted counseling by professional child psychologists to achieve the desired therapeutic effect. Psychotherapy is aimed at parents and children themselves. For parents, the focus is on guidance on family education methods.

Step 3: Perception training. It is a hardware requirement for pediatric treatment institutions in the four-dimensional comprehensive intervention therapy. It is a series of training programs developed specifically for tics. Professional physicians guide children to conduct perceptual recognition training to achieve the goal of behavioral improvement.

Step 4: Family counseling. The four-dimensional comprehensive intervention therapy not only strictly stipulates the in-hospital treatment process, but also puts forward strict requirements on the child's family nutritional diet. These include reminders for taking medication, tips on perceptual training methods, and tips for observing behavioral changes.

Through the introduction of the article, I believe that many people have a certain understanding of childhood tics. The condition of this disease is very complicated. If parents do not want their children to be harmed, they must pay attention to their children in daily life to avoid recurring diseases. Parents also need to pay more attention to their children.