Patient's question:
Hello doctor, my father previously had surgery and then developed epilepsy. He often experiences recurrent twitching symptoms, affecting both his face and muscles. Hello doctor, how is epilepsy controlled? Does this not require surgery? Or can it be controlled with medication alone?Doctor's answer:
The current situation should be considered as secondary epilepsy that reappears after surgery. This condition is generally effectively controlled through medication, and the results are quite good. There is no way to treat this condition through surgery, so it is currently recommended to actively pursue oral medication treatment. Wishing you a speedy recovery.