Patient's question:
Does a recurrence of epilepsy accompany a headache? Suffering from epilepsy, I went to the hospital today for a thorough examination and received several medications. I am currently being treated, but I don't know when the treatment will be completed. Sometimes I also have a headache.Doctor's answer:
Recurrent epilepsy accompanied by headache symptoms is usually a type of headache epilepsy. Headache epilepsy is a special form of epilepsy, characterized by headache as the sole or primary clinical manifestation. It is primarily caused by deep inflammation in the cerebral hemisphere. Many patients are often delayed in receiving treatment due to insufficient awareness of the disease. Epilepsy patients can, while understanding conventional treatment, use folk remedies as supplementary therapy in daily life. A proper diet should be maintained in daily eating habits to avoid stimulating foods.