Patient's question:
Will epilepsy be inherited over generations? What are the harms if it is inherited over generations? I am 21 years old and have had epilepsy for about six years. I used to take medication, but stopped after a recurrence. Now, I have attacks about once every few months. I am seeking advice from experts. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Your epilepsy is a chronic brain disorder caused by abnormal pulses of neurons. The root must be repaired by fixing the damaged cells. First, you need to decide on a professional epilepsy screening hospital and a team of experts with rich clinical experience. Then, you need to have targeted and authoritative careful inspections. Medical institutions that meet these conditions can be called the best hospitals capable of specialized treatment for specific diseases. It is recommended to adopt the localization repair surgery to rescue and repair the damaged cells, completely restore cell balance, pulse, and thoroughly prevent epilepsy from occurring, achieving clinical diagnosis and cure.