Patient's question:
My father suddenly fainted a few weeks ago and was taken to the hospital. The doctor's examination results showed mild cerebral hemorrhage. At first, we thought it wasn't a big deal, but a few days later, it caused epilepsy. How is epilepsy treated after cerebral hemorrhage?Doctor's answer:
Hemorrhagic stroke-induced epilepsy is secondary epilepsy. In this case, we should actively treat the hemorrhagic stroke. Generally, after treating the hemorrhagic stroke effectively, the recurrence of epilepsy may increase, and it may even be cured. If the epilepsy attacks are frequent, we still need to use antiepileptic drugs, such as carbamazepine tablets. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery!