Patient's question:
Doctor, there's a guy next door who's in his early 20s. Last year, he was diagnosed with epilepsy, but after treatment, he has recovered. However, the aftereffects of epilepsy left him with a condition of constant laughing. It looks very frightening. Hello. Would he be aware of the laughing caused by epilepsy himself?Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your description, when a person has a seizure due to epilepsy, they are generally unconscious and unaware of it. It may also be accompanied by sudden convulsions. Epilepsy is currently a chronic condition, and there is no effective cure for it. In daily life, medication is mainly used to control symptom recurrence. It is important to persist in taking medication and not to stop it arbitrarily to avoid complications. It is also necessary to avoid drinking beer and eating spicy, irritating foods.