Can treating traumatic brain injury epilepsy improve it?

Patient's question:

My husband was a very normal person before, but he underwent a significant change due to a car accident, which also brought great changes to our family. Due to a traumatic brain injury, my husband developed epilepsy as a secondary condition, and he now frequently experiences seizures. For this reason, I would like to ask if traumatic brain injury epilepsy can be cured?

Doctor's answer:

After a traumatic brain injury, if the symptoms are indeed severe, it may leave some lingering issues in the brain. If the damage is severe and there is a recurrence of a certain degree of suppuration in the brain, it may lead to prolonged epilepsy-like symptoms. In cases of epilepsy, the use of antimicrobial drugs can achieve control purposes, and it is necessary to conduct regular electroencephalogram (EEG) tests to achieve preventive effects.

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