Patient's question:
The child of my cousin had a high fever when he was young, and as a result, he developed epilepsy. We have been treating the child continuously, but the condition has not been fully cured, and he still frequently experiences seizures. The family is very worried, and this has also had a significant impact on the child's life.Doctor's answer:
Hello,1. Mental stimulation and psychological trauma, such as sudden shock, long-term depression, excessive excitement, anger, sadness, etc., can also lead to the formation of epilepsy.
2. Brain injuries caused by accidents and birth injuries in children may trigger epilepsy.
3. Overuse of the brain inevitably leads to brain exhaustion and loss of mental nourishment. Intense physical labor often leaves the body exhausted. Under these conditions, pathogenic factors can easily invade.