Patient's question:
My child is now 5 years old. In June of this year, he suddenly developed symptoms such as twitching in all four limbs, eyes rolling up, and foaming at the mouth. When I took him to the hospital for examination, no cause was found. The doctor diagnosed it as epilepsy based on the symptoms and then prescribed some antiepileptic drugs. However, they had no effect at all. I want to know if pediatric epilepsy can be cured?Doctor's answer:
Hello! It is best to undergo video-EEG monitoring for diagnosis, which can help identify the type of epilepsy and greatly assist in the treatment of the disease. It can also provide preliminary insights into the prognosis. Epilepsy can be cured in some cases.