Patient's question:
My husband has had epilepsy for many years, and there has been no effective cure. This disease can be hereditary, and could it be contagious to children? I'm very worried that my son might also experience symptoms like his father, leading to epilepsy. What are the causes of epilepsy? How can this disease be effectively relieved?Doctor's answer:
General epilepsy is primarily caused by trauma or congenital abnormal nerve pulses. There is no particularly effective method for this symptom, and treatment is mainly carried out through oral medication. Epilepsy is not a genetic disease and does not have strong hereditary characteristics, so there is no need to worry too much. In daily life, it is important to prevent emotional excitement, overwork, staying up late, and high fever to avoid triggering epilepsy.