Patient's question:
My son has suffered from epilepsy since he was a child. He is now 23 years old, and the epilepsy has not improved. He has been taking medication for treatment. Due to the effects of the medication, his face has turned yellow. The child also doesn't speak much and is very introverted. What are the causes of sudden epilepsy? What kind of help does he need: What are the causes of sudden epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
The recurrence of epilepsy is currently believed to be primarily related to factors such as intergenerational inheritance, traumatic brain injury, cerebrovascular disease, and the impact of poor emotions. After an episode, symptoms may include convulsive seizures, loss of consciousness, and headaches. Diagnosis is typically made through an electroencephalogram (EEG). Additionally, the child currently has a yellowish complexion, which may be due to anemia, as well as jaundice possibly caused by liver dysfunction. Currently, epilepsy requires dedicated and focused treatment.