Patient's question:
My dear aunt, she hasn't divorced because of epilepsy for over ten years. I feel like her condition isn't particularly severe, but it's just that there's no cure for this disease. Many people are unwilling to be with her. Epilepsy, how can it be effectively treated?Doctor's answer:
Recurrent epilepsy may be caused by many brain abnormalities leading to the recurrence of this twitching. This condition is relatively common and may persist for a long time. The symptoms are not severe, but it may require the long-term use of many anticonvulsant drugs. Treatment generally involves long-term management, which does not interfere with daily life.