Patient's question:
The child next door to my mother-in-law is an epilepsy patient. The child has had epilepsy for several years. It is said that they have gone to many places and tried many methods, but there has been no cure. Sometimes it still has episodes. During an episode, the child's limbs convulse, and they also foam at the mouth. The family is very worried about the child's condition and wants to consult about whether epilepsy affects a person's lifespan.Doctor's answer:
Hello, regarding whether epilepsy affects lifespan, this is a question that most patients are most concerned about. Some epilepsy patients say that the lifespan of epilepsy patients is relatively short, which is actually a pessimistic view. In fact, it is similar to that of normal people. In fact, very few people take medication for life. Therefore, after being diagnosed with epilepsy, the first thing to face is reality and not to miss the opportunity for treatment, overcoming the disease with the help of a doctor.Advice: Hello, once you suffer from epilepsy, you should start treatment promptly. As long as the treatment is timely, the condition can be controlled. However, you must never neglect understanding the causes of epilepsy. If you want to treat epilepsy effectively, we must first start with the causes of juvenile epilepsy to achieve better results. Wishing patients a speedy recovery.