Patient's question:
My brother had a craniotomy and cranioplasty surgery on his left brain just one year and two days ago, and he suddenly had a seizure. Will his recurrence cycle be frequent? Should he pay attention to these details in daily life? Can it be cured? What should be paid attention to for late-stage epilepsy? What are the symptoms of epilepsy treatment? How is epilepsy inherited over generations?Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to the situation you described: Epilepsy is caused by abnormal discharges of damaged brain neurons, resulting from the combined effect of epilepsy-related pathological changes or genetic factors passed down through generations and external activating factors. To treat epilepsy, it is necessary to specifically repair the damaged brain nerves to completely restore the balance of cellular function and eliminate abnormal pulse conditions, thereby thoroughly improving epilepsy attacks. Complete clinical diagnosis and treatment must be carried out. We must go to a formal specialized hospital for treatment.