Patient's question:
Doctor, hello. I am 45 years old. According to the doctor's careful examination, it was determined that I have epilepsy. In this period, I have also been receiving treatment under the guidance of the doctor and the advice of others. Although the effect is not very obvious, it is still somewhat helpful. But I want to know more if epilepsy can be completely cured?Doctor's answer:
The treatment period for epilepsy is long, and it is usually difficult to completely cure it. It is recommended to seek systematic treatment in the neurology department of a regular top-tier hospital. When epilepsy recurs, the patient is usually unconscious, so family members should place a towel in the patient's mouth to prevent self-biting. Additionally, measures should be taken to prevent scratches on the body. Rest is important, as poor rest and high stress can easily trigger recurrence.