Patient's question:
Doctor, my grandfather is sixty years old this year. Last time he suddenly had a full-body seizure and had to be hospitalized for examination. The doctor said my grandfather had epilepsy. My grandfather is usually so healthy, how could this happen? So I want to ask, what medicine is effective for epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy is a disease caused by abnormal brain nerve impulses due to certain reasons. There are many different causes of this disease, and most of the reasons are symptoms caused by additional lesions in the brain. It is known that this disease has multiple different drugs that may be effective for your grandfather's condition, possibly requiring the use of many drugs like sodium valproate to help control grand mal seizures and fully restore daily life.