Patient's question:
My nephew suffered a head injury when he was young, and it seems he has some aftereffects, but I don't know what they are. Recently, I heard from his mother that he has epilepsy. I would like to ask the doctor what are the specific symptoms of this type of epilepsy and what kind of treatment is needed on a daily basis?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the main symptoms of epilepsy are divided into two categories. One is patients with loss of consciousness, who suddenly fall to the ground, have convulsions of limbs, foam at the mouth, except for one condition where one or both sides of the limbs have tonic convulsions or tremors. The other is patients with unconscious loss, who show symptoms starting from the thumb on one side and gradually spreading to the whole body. It is important to pay special attention not to affect these two types of patients. Finally, wish you a speedy recovery.