Patient's question:
What causes partial epilepsy? Is there a relationship with hereditary transmission? Does it have anything to do with diet? Does it have anything to do with temporary living environment?Doctor's answer:
Partial epilepsy has reappeared. In this case, the first consideration should be whether there has been head trauma or various inflammatory conditions. Partial epilepsy refers to epilepsy caused by abnormal electrical activity in certain parts of the brain, leading to additional symptoms. Many people experience relatively mild symptoms, such as repeated twitching in parts of the limbs. It is necessary to visit the neurology outpatient department for a detailed and thorough examination of the brain MRI to help determine the condition.