Patient's question:
My friend recently got married, but he has had epilepsy for many years. He is very worried that his condition might be inherited to his children across generations. He wants to find a way to treat it and is mainly looking for advice on whether epilepsy can be inherited to the next generation. Please guide me, doctor.Doctor's answer:
According to the current situation you described, there has been a recurrence of epilepsy. If there is epilepsy, there may be a possibility of reverse generational inheritance. It may be inherited to the next generation because the onset of epilepsy itself is due to generational inheritance factors. If this situation reoccurs, it is recommended that your patient control the epilepsy symptoms well. If the epilepsy symptoms are well controlled, it may absolutely not affect normal life.