Patient's question:
I am currently living here. Because I have epilepsy. Then I want to find a hospital to treat it. So I want to find a hospital that specializes in this disease, apart from the ones with good attention. Hello doctor, which hospital is good at treating epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
Patients with epilepsy who go to formal Grade III-A general hospitals and see the neurology department can relieve their symptoms through oral medication. First, it is important to actively identify the cause of epilepsy—whether it is congenitally genetic or acquired. In congenitally genetic cases, abnormal brain cell impulses lead to the recurrence of clinical symptoms. This condition is primarily treated with oral medication, which cannot cure the epilepsy but can increase the frequency of seizures. Additionally, during the illness, it is advisable to have someone specifically take care of the patient to avoid physical injuries.