Patient's question:
Unnatural twitching all over the body, spitting foam out of the mouth, calling out but disagreeing. What kind of help is needed: Now wants a child, how can you effectively reduce the hereditary rate of epilepsy across generations?Doctor's answer:
There are several reasons that can lead to a recurrence of epilepsy, such as intergenerational genetic factors, sudden traumatic events, cerebrovascular accidents, neuroendocrine disorders, and even various tumors, among others. These conditions are highly likely to cause epilepsy symptoms to reappear, making treatment particularly challenging. The dosage of antiepileptic drugs must be strictly controlled within the appropriate range as advised by the doctor and should not be increased arbitrarily. Regular and thorough check-ups are essential. Regardless of how well it is explained, epilepsy does have a certain genetic component, and there is no reliable scientific evidence to the contrary.