Patient's question:
The baby was diagnosed with epilepsy when he was 2 years old. Seeing other children grow up healthily also bothers me quite a bit. What are the dangers of epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
Hello, every time a seizure occurs, brain cells are damaged once. Long-term seizures can lead to memory decline, intelligence decline, and in severe cases, they can affect normal life, learning, and work. Currently, there are many methods for treating epilepsy. The key is to see if the treatment principle aligns with the pathogenesis of epilepsy. Seizures are caused by abnormal discharges of brain neurons, leading to clinical epilepsy symptoms. To prevent seizures, it is necessary to penetrate and repair damaged neurons to restore balanced discharges. It is recommended to visit a highly authoritative hospital in neurology to examine the damaged areas and extent of brain neurons, and then undergo targeted repair to balance abnormal discharges and prevent seizures.