Patient's question:
Hospital diagnosis, it's still congenital epilepsy. I just can't believe it. What are the early symptoms of congenital epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
What are the early symptoms of congenital epilepsy? Epilepsy has a certain genetic tendency, but it is not congenitally inherited and is not an incurable disease. About 1%-5% of the children of epilepsy patients may develop epilepsy. It is generally believed that the incidence rate of children with primary epilepsy is higher than that of children with secondary epilepsy. However, congenital genetic factors must work together with postnatal environmental factors to cause the disease. As long as postnatal prevention of various epileptic brain injuries and adverse environmental factors is paid attention to, their descendants can avoid getting sick.