Patient's question:
I come from the countryside, and there is a family in my village. There are four people in their family, and two of them have epilepsy, but it's just intermittent. It's not very serious. The family is very simple and doesn't understand much about being a migrant worker. I'd like to ask if there are any aftereffects of epilepsy? Can it be cured?Doctor's answer:
Like this type of epilepsy, there are genetic factors involved. It is essential to have timely medical examinations at the hospital upon the child's birth. The doctor will provide targeted treatment based on the child's condition. Early treatment is the best when it comes to scarring from the disease. In daily life, parents should also focus on proper care. Acupuncture or traditional Chinese medicine can be used for this purpose, but the possibility of a complete cure is not very high.