Patient's question:
My wife has had epilepsy for several years, but it hasn't been fully cured yet. Which hospitals are there for epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy is a disease of the nervous system, and most cases are related to hereditary factors across generations. It is generally difficult to cure, and treatment usually involves medication to control the recurrence of the disease, minimize the frequency of recurrences, and reduce complications. This condition can be treated by neurology specialists in general secondary hospitals during follow-up visits. There is no need to choose a specialized hospital. A positive mood is very helpful for recovery.