Patient's question:
My brother is now 20 years old. He has a sequela from a fever when he was one year old, and since then, he has had recurrent symptoms of epilepsy. He has undergone surgery, and after stopping medication for two years, he hasn't had any episodes. But today, he had another recurrence. Now, the family is very worried about him.Doctor's answer:
The clinical manifestations of epilepsy vary greatly, even within the same type of epilepsy, each patient's recurrence manifests differently. However, all types of epilepsy share the following four common types of epilepsy. Patients or family members with epilepsy cannot be afraid of the day or time of recurrence. It is often sudden. Some patients have epilepsy seizures. There are warnings. However, this warning is also sudden, and it is only a small part of the epilepsy seizure. In addition to epilepsy persistence. If not treated in time or treated improperly, the second epilepsy will lead to the third epilepsy, and the third epilepsy will lead to the second epilepsy. The manifestations of epilepsy seizures are different, but the number of epilepsy seizures in the same patient is basically the same, and the number of repeated recurrences is also similar.