Patient's question:
I have had epilepsy for five or six years. Fortunately, the people around me have already gotten used to it. When I am sick, not only do they not feel upset, but they also assist me promptly. My daughter-in-law is pregnant, and her due date is next month. We all live together for fear that my illness might scare the baby. In the past, I have been treated, but with no significant effect.Doctor's answer:
I have had epilepsy for five or six years. Fortunately, the people around me have already gotten used to it. When I am sick, not only do they not feel upset, but they also assist me promptly. My daughter-in-law is pregnant, and her due date is next month. We all live together, and I’m afraid that my illness might scare the baby. In the past, treatments haven’t been very effective. I suggest seeking medical advice from a regular and authoritative hospital. (Additionally, during the treatment of epilepsy, the patient’s dietary condition and care are also very important. The patient must pay attention to rest and engage in appropriate activities to avoid unnecessary injuries. I hope the above answer can help you. Thank you.)