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Has Anyone With Epilepsy Tried An Herb Called Gasrodia Elata (Minor Tian Ma). If So, Then How Does It Work? What Are Some Of The Best Things

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Sugar Hill, GA

Petite Seuzures every 6-8 weeks

6 days ago
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Unfortunately there is limited research on the herb Gastrodia elata (also called Tian Ma) specifically for treating epilepsy or seizures. Some preliminary studies suggest it may have potential to reduce seizure frequency, but more research is needed. For managing petite seizures occurring every 6-8 weeks, key things to read more

Unfortunately there is limited research on the herb Gastrodia elata (also called Tian Ma) specifically for treating epilepsy or seizures. Some preliminary studies suggest it may have potential to reduce seizure frequency, but more research is needed. For managing petite seizures occurring every 6-8 weeks, key things to focus on per doctor recommendations may include:
- Adhering to your prescribed antiseizure medications
- Identifying and avoiding seizure triggers like lack of sleep
- Incorporating lifestyle changes like stress management

 This AI-generated response comes from MyEpilepsyTeam and other selected sources. It is not a substitute for medical advice. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.

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