Patient's question:
2001 onset, no convulsions or foaming at the mouth, just auditory hallucinations, returned to normal within less than a minute, normal EEG brain scan, visited Yunnan University HospitalDoctor's answer:
Epilepsy is an episodic disorder. It is mainly caused by excessive abnormal discharges of neuronal groups in the brain, leading to dysfunction of brain function. This brain dysfunction can manifest in various forms clinically, the most common being the convulsive phenomenon that everyone sees. Treatment strategies can be adopted to target and effectively repair damaged neurons, which can completely restore damaged neurons and eliminate epilepsy attacks. After pregnancy, oral medication treatment is still required. Folic acid supplementation.