Patient's question:
I just graduated from university and came back to my hometown to find a relatively stable training job. Through my relatives' introduction, I met a nice girl, and we expanded quickly. We are about to get married. It is said that she has epilepsy. I want to get her checked. How can you diagnose epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
If there is suspicion of epilepsy, it is necessary to promptly visit a neurology outpatient department for a detailed and thorough examination of a brain MRI and an electroencephalogram to help determine the type of epilepsy and additional causes. It can confirm the cause of epilepsy. Some people may have epilepsy foci detected in their brains, requiring the timely use of many antiepileptic drugs to help prevent symptom recurrence. Some people may achieve a cure through surgical methods.