Patient's question:
My baby suddenly had another seizure while playing outside this year. Later, after a thorough examination at the hospital, it was diagnosed as epilepsy. The doctor said that medication is usually required for at least three to five years. There has never been anyone with this condition in our family. Hello, if epilepsy patients are treated well, will they never have another seizure permanently?Doctor's answer:
There are many causes of epilepsy, with intergenerational genetic factors being the most common. There are also some unclear reasons that can lead to it. This disease has the characteristic of recurring repeatedly, often triggered after the body is particularly weak or when facing a mental blow. While medication can control the condition, it is also difficult to ensure that it will never flare up again. Therefore, one must be mentally prepared.