Epilepsy - Chinese Medicine

Alternative medicine- Acupuncture – Chinese Herbology

 

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Epilepsy
Epilepsy is repeating convulsive seizures, the patient will have sudden fainting and their eyes will roll back accompanied by twitching limbs and a possible groaning sound from their throat. Generally babies who get epilepsy do not sleep well and will cry easily.


During Attack:
Liver Wind - Ding Xian Wan
Phlegm Epilepsy - Di Tan Tang
Blood Stasis - Tong Qiao Huo Xue Tang


During Remission:
Spleen Deficiency With Phlegm - Liu Jun Zi Tang
Spleen And Kidney Deficiency - He Che Bai Wei an

 

 

 

 

 

 

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