Patient's question:
Auntie was carefully diagnosed with epilepsy two years ago, and she has been taking medication to treat it ever since. However, the effect of the medicine is not very good, and she has not been completely cured. I am sad that epilepsy cannot be completely cured. Now, I really want to know if it's the same as I think. Can epilepsy be completely cured?Doctor's answer:
If after careful examination it is determined to be epilepsy, this condition generally requires oral medication to maintain treatment. Typically, regular administration of oral medication should be able to control the seizures. Currently, there is no particularly effective method. Generally, treatment is maintained through oral medication. After a period of time, many patients can basically achieve the condition of no longer having recurrences. It can also be considered to gradually reduce and eventually discontinue medication after two or three years.