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朋友的儿子在国内，大概13.4岁，属于遗传性癫痫，不能上学，请问咱们加拿大如何治疗这个病，用的是什么药？哪里可以买到？

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移民14年，From Calgary AB to Nanaimo BC。回复: 哪位大侠知道如何治疗儿童遗传性癫痫？你朋友在北京么？我刚google了一下关于这个病中医也有自己的看法http://ask.koubei.com/question/1307071000687.html他们愿意尝试一下中医么我在北京的时候去一个中医诊所扎过针，这是他们的博客http://blog.sina.com.cn/shifangtaihe以前在广安门年后搬到海淀了，blog里边可以找到他们的地址。海淀区苏州街西屋国际大厦南侧C[FONT=宋体]座[/FONT]1201杜氏兄弟两个，开设关于经络的养生班，也在北大为热爱中医事业的学生们讲讲课。我也是经客户介绍知道他们的，针灸的价格不便宜，但是对于急症一次可能就够了。有次我喉咙上火全身无力，忍耐不住去看西医，医生一问我一答不过三分钟开了堆药，气愤之余我去针灸。还在嗓子天突穴拔了一个罐痛得要死，可是一天好似一天就痊愈了。嗯，很多人觉得中医不科学，庸医也不少，不过江湖里还是有人才的。好朋友前几天也去看中医，医生给她开的药都是按照经络的运行时间来吃，此外要求她晚上9点睡，早晨5点起。有趣的是一个朋友也曾去问中医要方子，那位老中医的意见也是朝5晚9，修身养性：）

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回复: 哪位大侠知道如何治疗儿童遗传性癫痫？遗传性的癫痫彻底治愈的机会很少,有些人情况比较严重,吃药只是干预癫痫的发作.这病要去大医院的神经科看,要长期的吃药物的,你在加拿大买药或者治疗,根本就不符合实际情况.

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08年登录改专业从国内的会计读了护士13年1月在加拿大某医院开始做护士遗传性的癫痫彻底治愈的机会很少,有些人情况比较严重,吃药只是干预癫痫的发作.这病要去大医院的神经科看,要长期的吃药物的,你在加拿大买药或者治疗,根本就不符合实际情况.点击展开...你说的有道理，我还想知道加拿大的医院是如何治疗这种病的？用什么药？

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移民14年，From Calgary AB to Nanaimo BC。回复: 哪位大侠知道如何治疗儿童遗传性癫痫？有的类型手术可以根治

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回复: 哪位大侠知道如何治疗儿童遗传性癫痫？surgical treatmentdiet adjustmentI hope it might be helpful.

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回复: 哪位大侠知道如何治疗儿童遗传性癫痫？surgical treatmentdiet adjustment I hope it might be helpful.点击展开...Thank you so much! That's what I want.It's very useful for my friend.

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移民14年，From Calgary AB to Nanaimo BC。有的类型手术可以根治点击展开...Thanks. I will tell them.

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移民14年，From Calgary AB to Nanaimo BC。回复: 哪位大侠知道如何治疗儿童遗传性癫痫？手术不是根治。就看癫痫在脑内放电位置在哪里，只是局部性的可以。广泛的不行。一般还是药物控制。这里的药不比国内的好。国内多用欧洲的进口药，效果也强。如果不能控制，这里的药也没用了。

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