Patient's question:
A relative in my family has been suffering from epilepsy. They have had this condition for over a year and have been enduring treatment, but it hasn't been very effective. Now, her mood is very low, and she has lost confidence in the treatment. I was wondering if mindset is also very important for such a condition.Doctor's answer:
Curing epilepsy requires a positive mindset. It is essential to undergo a thorough and detailed examination at a reputable hospital before making any decisions. If one relies on various folk remedies or seeks treatment blindly, it is very easy to miss the opportunity to alleviate the condition, reduce the damage epilepsy causes to the brain, and even trigger drug-resistant epilepsy. Over time, this may lead to a decline in neurological and psychological functions, resulting in irreparable physical and mental damage. A negative mindset in treating epilepsy often exacerbates the patient's psychological stress, which is highly detrimental to the treatment process. There are many treatment methods for epilepsy.