Not exact matches
I
do not debate with people who think we should treat epilepsy by casting demons out of the
epileptic person; I
do not waste time engaging those medical opinions that suggest that bleeding the
patient might release the infection.
Surgery can be an option for a minority of
patients who
do not respond to medications or other treatments and have
epileptic scar tissue that can be removed safely.
One third of
patients do not respond to medication and an alternative can be surgery to locate and remove the small cluster of neurons that act as the seed of an
epileptic seizure, unfortunately such surgeries often fail to bring any relief.
Medical nutrition
does have a place for the ketogenic diet (e.g. some
epileptic patients and more recently, evidence is mounting that some cancer
patients may benefit.