Patient's question:
My son is 13 years old. Last year, he was diagnosed with juvenile epilepsy. We are all aware of this condition, so we are particularly worried. We have taken him to various hospitals to see about this condition, changing two municipal hospitals, but without any noticeable effect. I would like to ask the doctors which hospital is the best for treating juvenile epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
If epilepsy frequently recurs during adolescence, it can affect normal brain development in individuals. Moreover, it is highly detrimental to personal practice beyond daily life, potentially leaving behind severe sequelae. Therefore, it is advisable to take your child to a tertiary-level neurology department in a provincial or higher hospital for a thorough examination and timely medication control to prevent further focused recurrence of epilepsy.