Patient's question:
Our relative has a little girl who suffers from congenital epilepsy. She has had this condition since she was born, and it recurs at intervals. She has had quite a few episodes recently, and it's really heart-wrenching to see. Can congenital epilepsy be cured?Doctor's answer:
According to the current situation you described, the patient has congenital epilepsy. If this condition reappears upon birth, it is likely to recur. The main consideration is that it is caused by abnormal brainwave pulses. Based on your current description, if the patient has congenital epilepsy, the possibility of being cured is not very high, and it is considered quite difficult. This still requires active treatment, regulating physical and mental health, and maintaining personal hygiene to avoid bacterial invasion due to a weakened immune system.