Patient's question:
This year, a thorough check-up revealed epilepsy. Being in middle age with the pressure of having both elderly parents and young children, the stress is particularly great. Can epilepsy be cured with medication? If I get medicine from the hospital, how much will it cost approximately? Can this condition be completely self-cured now? Is it possible to manage it without interfering with training and daily life?Doctor's answer:
If you have epilepsy, you need to have long-term oral medication. In most cases, you need to pay attention to the possibility of having grand mal seizures or status epilepticus. If the condition is not particularly severe, there is generally no need to worry. It can be stabilized through oral medication based on your symptoms. Generally, lifelong treatment is required, and it is difficult to fully recover through medication. Finally, I wish you a speedy recovery.