"Director Yan is an expert in emergency medicine, and I believe you're the one who knows that child's condition best. I only know some very basic information and would never dare to comment rashly. But speaking for myself, since the child developed problems after taking the medicine, I think it's either a drug allergy or an overdose. For kids, the dosage is definitely different from adults'."
Li Jingsheng laid out his own view.
Sodium valproate is a prescription drug; for People's Pharmacy to sell this medicine directly to a patient is definitely wrong.
This drug is clinically a first-line medication for treating epileptic seizures and absence seizures.
Pediatrics also uses it to treat benign myoclonic epilepsy of infancy and infantile spasms.
Sometimes when Li Jingsheng encountered epilepsy patients, he really wanted to use this drug, but he was extremely cautious. He never dared to prescribe it.
His clinic didn't stock this drug either.
