Patient's question:
Doctor, my father is 63 years old this year and has a history of epilepsy. However, it has been less frequent recently, and he is quite stable. But when it does occur, it is difficult to control. Currently, he is being treated with medication. Could you please tell me about the symptoms of partial epilepsy recurrence?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, the symptoms of partial seizure recurrence generally include uncontrolled trembling of the hands, and abnormal movements may also occur in the legs. Everyone's epilepsy symptoms are different, so it depends on your specific situation. Generally, epilepsy requires antiepileptic medication to control the symptoms. If it can be controlled well, then careful observation should be conducted to see your specific control condition.