Patient's question:
I am 26 years old this year. Last week, another car accident occurred, and I suffered a head injury at the time. In the following days, I continuously experienced spasms of all four limbs, eyes rolling upwards, and foaming at the mouth. However, it improved after a few minutes. Later, the doctor said I had epilepsy.Doctor's answer:
The onset age of primary epilepsy is not affected, but the majority of cases recur during childhood and adolescence. The forms of recurrence are limited to grand mal seizures and typical petit mal seizures. When primary epilepsy begins to recur, it starts with petit mal seizures. Around the time of adolescence, it either stops or transforms into grand mal seizures, or alternates between the two. It is recommended that patients with primary epilepsy seek treatment at as soon as possible. I recommend the Epilepsy Screening Center of Modern Hospital, hoping it can help epilepsy patients. In addition to medication for treating primary epilepsy, patients also need to pay attention to nursing aspects, such as proper diet and maintaining a cheerful mood.