Patient's question:
The son has had epilepsy since he was a child. Over the years, he has been receiving treatment for this condition, but it hasn't been cured. Because of this illness, he has become very self-conscious. He also rarely speaks in daily conversations. As he gets older, his self-consciousness has only grown stronger. I am really worried.Doctor's answer:
Primary epilepsy can be cured. Treating epilepsy requires a process, and often some patients have a vague understanding of epilepsy or lack patience, leading them to give up halfway. Over time, they develop a wrong perception of epilepsy, believing it cannot be treated. This is actually incorrect. Epileptic seizures can cause varying degrees of damage to patients, even endangering their lives. Once a patient is diagnosed with epilepsy, treatment should be initiated as soon as possible. Extensive clinical data has shown that as long as treatment is timely and appropriate, most patients can achieve complete control and self-recovery.