Patient's question:
I have a friend who was diagnosed with epilepsy a long time ago and has been treated in the hospital. Recently, they have had some episodes again. I wonder how a 20-year-old epilepsy can be self-cured?Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your description: Generally speaking, if you have primary epilepsy, the possibility is relatively small. Long-term medication is required. If it is secondary epilepsy, such as with intracranial space-occupying inflammation, it can be treated surgically. Material-type pets may potentially lead to a complete recovery from your epilepsy symptoms. You can go to a formal hospital's specialized department for a cranial MRI or CT scan to confirm the diagnosis.