Patient's question:
Two months ago, my second brother accidentally bumped his head, but he didn't feel anything at the time and didn't pay much attention. However, one night later, he suddenly lost consciousness and fell off the bed, twitching all over. When he came to, he didn't remember what had happened. The family thought he might have epilepsy, but they didn't dare tell him.Doctor's answer:
Diagnosing epilepsy involves several aspects, including determining whether it is epilepsy, identifying the type of epilepsy recurrence, and identifying the cause of epilepsy and the site of damage. Both cranial CT and MRI are imaging methods for examining whether the brain structure is normal, which can determine whether there are primary and secondary injuries in the brain structure and the location of the damage.