Patient's question:
Director, I would like to ask you, if the body is always not very good, what kind of adverse effects does epilepsy bring to patients?Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy, also known as or , is usually caused by hereditary transmission across generations or by some influence on the brain in later life. People with this condition appear normal in their daily lives, but seizures can occur at any time, any place, and without warning, leading to sudden falls, foaming at the mouth. Not only can they easily injure their limbs and brain, but they may also vomit foam or regurgitate stomach contents, potentially blocking their airways and causing breathing difficulties, which can be life-threatening.