Patient's question:
How should we treat epilepsy? I have a friend who suffers from epilepsy, and their daily seizures often manifest as rhythmic blinking. What should the people around them do to cope?Doctor's answer:
Minor seizures, also known as absence seizures, are a type of epilepsy. They mostly occur from early childhood to adolescence. Epilepsy is related to intergenerational inheritance. In fact, epilepsy is not incurable. If we master scientific treatment methods and appropriate measures, we can minimize the harm epilepsy causes to patients. Because for families with epilepsy, we must master many first-aid measures for epilepsy in order to better prevent the harm epilepsy causes to patients.