Patient's question:
Can epilepsy be cured? My cousin has had epilepsy for nine years. He usually spits white foam and has full-body convulsions with purplish-blue skin. He also cries and is taken to the hospital for a thorough examination. The doctor said he has epilepsy. He also drinks but hasn't improved. Because it's difficult to find his girlfriend with this disease, I want to know if epilepsy can be cured. It cannot be cured. Can epilepsy patients recover?Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy is a chronic central nervous system disorder but not an incurable disease. As long as timely and scientific treatment is provided, recovery is achievable. Epilepsy is a chronic condition; if not treated promptly and effectively, it can persist for two years. Epilepsy is a chronic brain dysfunction caused by abnormal discharges of brain neurons. It can repair and regenerate abnormal neural pathways and brain cells, restoring their normal tissue function and eliminating abnormal pulses.