Patient's question:
My brother is 29 years old this year, and his health has always been good before. But I don't know what the reason is, six months ago he was diagnosed with epilepsy. Our family doesn't have a history of epilepsy, only my brother has had a recurrence of epilepsy. Now he is preparing to get married and wants to undergo comprehensive treatment for epilepsy. How can epilepsy be cured?Doctor's answer:
First, epilepsy is mainly abnormal pulses of brain neurons, which cause patients to experience recurrent episodes of jaw clenching, foaming at the mouth, and limb convulsions, as well as incontinence of urine and feces. Generally, epilepsy can be controlled by taking oral antiepileptic drugs to reduce the frequency of seizures. However, a small portion of patients can also stop the abnormal pulses in the brain through surgery, which can achieve good therapeutic effects.