Patient's question:
I had a seizure of epilepsy not long ago. My body has always been very healthy, but I don't know why I got epilepsy. How should it be treated? What should I pay attention to in diet? What medicine should I take to control the condition? Where is the best place to treat epilepsy? How to treat epilepsy syndrome?Doctor's answer:
Idiopathic long QT syndrome is a group of syndromes characterized by unknown etiology, prolonged QT interval on electrocardiogram, and abnormal T waves and U waves. Its main clinical manifestations are syncope and sudden death. This disease is common in children and young adults. It often has a family history and is considered a hereditary cardiac electrophysiological abnormality. However, some cases do not have a family history. Currently, there are no specific drugs or methods to treat this disease. The symptoms of most deceased patients were not treated in a timely and active manner. Therefore, regular follow-up and early treatment are key.