Patient's question:
Treat epilepsy in a hospital? Or was it the check-up two years ago that discovered my cousin had epilepsy, and then she was transferred to a neurology hospital in the provincial capital for inpatient treatment. After observing her for more than a week, she was transferred to a general ward to understand conservative treatment. Are some epilepsy patients able to work now? How do patients choose a career when deciding on their profession?Doctor's answer:
A seizure is a sudden event that patients with epilepsy should not ignore when deciding on a career. If a patient has a seizure suddenly at work, they may suffer accidental injuries. Therefore, the workplace should be safe. For example: working at heights, touching strong alkalis or acids, or encountering relapses during work can endanger the patient's safety and should not be done. The workplace environment can also be a trigger for relapses. For example, workplaces with strong noise or strong light stimulation can easily irritate the patient's nerves and should be avoided. It is recommended to seek diagnosis from professional, regular, or top-tier hospitals to avoid missing the best treatment time. Never take medication blindly.