Patient's question:
My uncle previously had epilepsy, and with the relentless efforts of our family, he was cured of the disease at the beginning of this year. Now, our whole family is very happy for him. However, it is said that epilepsy is very prone to recurrence, and it is generally difficult to be completely cured. Hello, will epilepsy recur after treatment?Doctor's answer:
After epilepsy is treated, the frequency of recurrence will be reduced. Epilepsy is a symptom caused by abnormal discharges of brain neurons. Continuous medication can stabilize the condition of epilepsy, reduce the frequency of attacks, and ensure the normal life of epilepsy patients. Specific drug use should be implemented under the guidance of a doctor. Timely follow-up in the neurology department for targeted and thorough examinations is helpful for confirming the diagnosis and treating accordingly. Specific drug use should be implemented under the guidance of a doctor. Follow the doctor's advice when taking medication. Regularly monitor the treatment effects to help achieve a complete recovery of physical health.