Patient's question:
The child next door collapsed in our community almost every day. At that time, the child also had convulsions, with some foam coming out of his mouth. Later, someone sent the child to the hospital for examination. The doctor said the child had epilepsy, but he was not clear about the dangers of the disease. Let's learn more.Doctor's answer:
Hello,1. The dangers of life: Epilepsy patients often have sudden attacks at any time, place, or environment, and they cannot control themselves, which makes them prone to injuries such as falls, burns, drowning, and traffic accidents.
2. The mental harm: Epilepsy patients are often discriminated against by society and face difficulties in employment, marriage, family life, and other aspects. The patients suffer from mental depression, and their physical and mental health is greatly affected.