Patient's question:
I have a relative who has been suffering from epilepsy for over ten years. However, it is not a very severe condition, nor is it prone to frequent recurrence. I heard from others that surgery can be used to treat it. I am wondering if surgery is a viable option for such a condition.Doctor's answer:
Generally, medication is used to help patients control epilepsy. Most people achieve good results, but for a small portion, the treatment is not effective enough, and surgery may be considered. For example, if epilepsy patients (also known as "epilepsy") are treated with 2-3 main antiepileptic drugs systematically for 2 years and the results are unsatisfactory, surgery should be considered. Additionally, during the treatment period, the patient's diet and care are also very important. The patient must pay attention to rest and engage in appropriate activities to avoid unnecessary injuries. I hope the above answer can help you. Thank you.