Patient's question:
The other day, while I was at work, I suddenly had a seizure with my hands and feet twitching, fell to the ground, and even frothed at the mouth. After being taken to the hospital, the diagnosis was that I had epilepsy. Now, I have been receiving treatment in the hospital and want to consult about the criteria for curing epilepsy. I also want to see at what stage I am at.Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy does not guarantee complete recovery. Only a small number of people can locate the abnormal pulse focus through careful examination and then remove the focus through surgery, which can lead to basic full recovery. However, for the vast majority of patients, it is difficult to locate the focus clearly, and long-term medication is required for control. If the careful examination of the old store map shows no problems and there has been no recurrence, then many medications can be prescribed to take home and focus on taking them, with irregular follow-up examinations, even if clinical diagnosis shows control.