Patient's question:
My university classmate said he has epilepsy. What are the diagnostic criteria for epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
So epilepsy refers to the physical manifestation of convulsions caused by abnormal pulses reappearing in brain tissue. Most cases are accompanied by consciousness impairment and abnormal EEG findings. This condition is typically recurrent, and if it only occurs occasionally without a second episode, it cannot be fully confirmed. Therefore, careful observation is necessary. If there are recurrent episodes, it is recommended to seek further medical examination and receive medication treatment.