Patient's question:
What factors interfere with epilepsy treatment? Because of a car accident, I developed epilepsy. When I realized it, I was constantly having seizures, foaming at the mouth, and unable to control them. Even recent epilepsy attacks have been somewhat frequent. I have been trying to understand it, but the effects are not good. I want to undergo surgery but don't know if it can be self-cured. Can epilepsy surgery be self-cured?Doctor's answer:
Not all patients are suitable for surgical treatment. Surgical treatment for epilepsy should be based on the patient's own condition and physique. Surgical treatment for epilepsy requires strict postoperative recovery, and surgery should only be considered when standard drug treatment is ineffective. Patients who have already suffered from epilepsy seizures and must bear the risk of cranial surgery alone, and after surgery, they still need to focus on taking antiepileptic drugs. Medications for treating colds.