Patient's question:
Does epilepsy be hereditary? Where is the best hospital for epilepsy treatment in Chengdu?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Epilepsy can be inherited, but not 100% of the time. It is related to the cause and gender. Female epilepsy patients are more common than male epilepsy patients, and primary epilepsy is more prevalent than secondary epilepsy. Generally speaking, only 5% of the children of epilepsy patients will develop epilepsy, so epilepsy patients can have children. However, from the perspective of eugenics, epilepsy patients should avoid marrying individuals with a low seizure threshold (including epilepsy patients and those with a history of febrile seizures). Epilepsy patients should have children only after their condition stabilizes and recurrent episodes are well-controlled.Additionally, the impact on the fetus primarily comes from the mother. Fathers with epilepsy generally do not pass it on. The treatment for epilepsy with penetration-activating therapy has very good results. Using advanced high-resolution dynamic EEG, it identifies the epileptic focus and precisely locates it through computer navigation. The therapy penetrates into the neuron cells, accelerates neuronal metabolism, activates damaged neuron cells, and restores their function until the abnormal discharges are balanced. The potential difference between the inside and outside of the neuron cell membrane returns to normal, ion channels on the cell membrane are unblocked, and all functions of the brain are restored. This completely prevents epilepsy recurrence and achieves clinical recovery from epilepsy. I wish you a speedy recovery.
In daily life, you should pay attention to the following:
1. Cooperate actively with treatment and take medication on time and in the prescribed dosage.
2. Avoid eating large amounts of meat, dog meat, donkey meat, chili peppers, and try to quit smoking. Avoid alcohol completely.
3. Avoid watching exciting, sad, or stimulating movies and TV shows, prolonged computer use, playing electronic games, and using mobile phones.
4. Do not attend large fireworks displays to avoid being startled and triggering a recurrence.
5. Prevent colds, high fever, fatigue, hunger, overeating, excessive sexual activity, and maintain a positive attitude, build confidence, and overcome the disease.
6. If possible, eat more poultry, animal liver, brain, kidney, seafood, milk, dairy products, soy products, vegetables, and fruits.