Patient's question:
The epilepsy of my late spouse was not something they were born with, but rather a left behind after suffering from a particularly anger-inducing illness. I am very worried that my children might inherit epilepsy across generations. Does epilepsy in the elderly cause intergenerational inheritance? What are the emergency measures for epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy has a certain degree of hereditary factors across generations, but it doesn't affect everyone. Another thing is that epilepsy is primarily due to abnormal pulses in brain cells. There are primary and secondary types. For primary epilepsy, there is no other option but to control it with medication. For secondary epilepsy, if the triggering factors are eliminated, it can improve. During a recurrence, avoidly controlling your own tremors, as this may lead to fractures. It's also best to have three things in your mouth to prevent biting and breaking your tongue. Besides that, call 120.