What is the difference between cerebral palsy and epilepsy?

Patient's question:

Other children in the family can run or they can call their father, they can say a lot, but the child of relatives cannot stand down and say they are cerebral palsy. Epilepsy? What is the difference between cerebral palsy and epilepsy?

Doctor's answer:

Epilepsy patients often experience symptoms such as twitching, white eyes, spasms, and motor disorders. Epilepsy is a chronic neurological disease. The degree of harm to human health is related to the severity of epilepsy, including recurrence frequency, duration, course of the disease, clinical manifestations, and psychological condition. Generally, the higher the recurrence frequency, the longer the duration, the more severe the clinical manifestations, and the poorer the psychological condition, the more significant the harm and consequences. As long as the treatment method is correct and treatment is maintained, epilepsy can be self-cured.

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