Patient's question:
My husband has had epilepsy for several years, and he has been treated locally without much improvement. This year, it has become more severe, and the doctor suggested we seek treatment elsewhere. Our area is quite underdeveloped, and information is not well-connected. Additionally, I rarely go out, making it difficult to take my husband for treatment. Where are the professional epilepsy hospitals?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, first you need to figure out whether this 40-year-old male patient has primary or secondary epilepsy. If it is secondary epilepsy, then surgical treatment should be considered as soon as possible. If it is primary epilepsy, the most important thing is still to treat it with oral medication. However, all types of epilepsy cannot be cured. Finally, I wish you a speedy recovery.