Patient's question:
Uncle Doctor is 34 years old this year and was diagnosed with epilepsy. He has only had two relapses, but each time was quite severe, possibly triggered by high blood pressure. While working for others, he fell directly to the ground and lost consciousness. He is currently being treated with medication.Doctor's answer:
1 Interference with lifespan. Many epilepsy (epilepsy) recurrences can be sudden, easily causing accidental injuries. In some cases, epilepsy (epilepsy) can recur in a prolonged state, which may be life-threatening.2 Some epilepsy (epilepsy) recurrences often affect breathing, blood pressure, pulse, etc., causing damage to other tissues and organs.
3 Some epilepsy (epilepsy) recurrences often affect breathing, blood pressure, pulse, etc., causing damage to other tissues and organs. There are many treatments for epilepsy (epilepsy), but since the symptoms of patients vary, the diagnostic methods used also differ. Therefore, it is necessary to diagnose patients as soon as possible so that the right treatment can be administered.