Patient's question:
Can children with epilepsy be cured? What are the causes of it?Doctor's answer:
Genetic factors, 30% of chronic epilepsy is genetic primary epilepsy. In these patients, there are no structural changes or metabolic abnormalities in the brain that can explain the symptoms. This may be because they have inherited a low seizure threshold, or certain genetic characteristics form the basis of some specific primary epilepsy, or structural abnormalities in the brain that produce seizures in genetic diseases, and so on.