Patient's question:
Doctor, hello. My friend's mother is 59 years old this year. A few days ago, she suddenly fainted, had convulsions, frothed at the mouth, and was unconscious. The hospital conducted a thorough examination and diagnosed her with epilepsy. I am consulting on behalf of my friend. Where is the best treatment for epilepsy? Is there a possibility of spontaneous recovery? I look forward to your reply. Thank you very much.Doctor's answer:
If it has been carefully examined and confirmed that it is an epilepsy disease, there are currently no special drugs or methods that can completely heal on their own. Epilepsy is divided into primary epilepsy and secondary epilepsy. Secondary epilepsy is usually caused by cranial brain diseases, such as brain hemorrhage, brain tumors, or brain trauma. Primary epilepsy is characterized by congenital abnormal brain cell pulses. Regardless of which type it is, long-term oral antiepileptic drug treatment is required.