Patient's question:
It should have been in May of the previous year that I developed epilepsy. At that time, it was quite severe, and I was constantly having seizures. However, after taking medication, it improved a lot. But recently, I don't know why, I'm feeling a bit shaky again. Is it a recurrence of epilepsy? Has the condition worsened?Doctor's answer:
The clinical manifestations of non-epileptic seizures are complex and diverse, varying in their initial onset sites and modes of transmission. Once diagnosed, epilepsy patients must take medication systematically under the guidance of their attending physician and should never arbitrarily adjust dosages or discontinue medication. While epilepsy can be controlled through drug treatment, it cannot be completely cured. Epilepsy patients should avoid emotional stress and refrain from consuming spicy or irritating foods. They can seek medical attention at regular hospitals or hospitals classified as Grade III-A. When choosing an epilepsy hospital, the most direct and obvious factor to consider is the hospital's regulations, as well as its availability of advanced diagnostic equipment for examination.