Patient's question:
My daughter's epilepsy was discovered when she was 10 years old. My husband and I have always taken her for treatment. Three months ago, the doctor said it was basically cured, but my husband still can't let go of his worries, so he wants to ask if epilepsy can still have outbreaks after being cured?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, epilepsy is generally a chronic disease caused by abnormal reoccurrences of brain nerves, disordered brain nerves, or obstacles in brain nerves. Currently, the condition has been controlled. In daily life, do not have too much pressure, always maintain a relaxed mood, and do not stimulate the patient to avoid the risk of recurrence. Medications can be used to control and alleviate the condition. Regulate physical and mental health, maintain personal hygiene, and avoid bacterial invasion due to weakened immunity.