Patient's question:
Grandpa's epilepsy is not something that happens overnight; it's a condition that developed later in life and left behind some aftereffects. His epilepsy doesn't recur very often, but it's not entirely ruled out that it could. If someone has epilepsy, what should they pay attention to in daily life? What kind of medication should they keep on hand to take during an episode?Doctor's answer:
Your very thought is wrong. You hope for the patient to relapse so you can give them medication. After the patient relapses, they experience and , how can you give them medication then? So, your initial thought is extremely wrong. For the treatment of epilepsy, it involves long-term medication, control, and prevention to avoid relapse, rather than using medication after the seizure occurs.