Patient's question:
The child doesn't know if he has epilepsy. Suddenly, his hand started twitching, but there was no foaming at the mouth.Doctor's answer:
There are many treatment methods for epilepsy. Epilepsy patients often experience symptoms such as convulsions, rolling of the eyes, spasms, and motor disorders. Epilepsy is a chronic disease of the nervous system, and the degree of harm it causes to health is related to the severity of the condition, including factors such as the frequency of seizures, duration of seizures, length of medical history, clinical manifestations, and psychological condition. Generally speaking, the higher the frequency of seizures, the longer the duration, the longer the medical history, the more complex the clinical manifestations, and the poorer the psychological condition, the greater the harm and the more obvious the consequences. With proper treatment, most epilepsy patients can be cured, and the prognosis is good.Suggestions: A small portion of patients may be suitable for surgical treatment, such as those with organic lesions like brain tumors or brain hemorrhages. However, surgical treatment also carries the possibility of recurrence. Medication should still be taken consistently after surgery.