Patient's question:
Hello, that's the situation. It seems like I have early symptoms of epilepsy, and it's not very serious right now. I am currently undergoing treatment. I want to know what the harm is when epilepsy keeps recurring. Although I have only had one recurrence so far, I would like to understand it.Doctor's answer:
If epilepsy recurs repeatedly, it can cause irreversible harm to the brain, severely impacting daily quality of life. In addition to harming one's own body and mind, it can also cause physical and mental stress and distress to family members, friends, and companions. Therefore, it is recommended that patients with epilepsy preferably control the frequency of seizures through long-term oral antiepileptic drugs.