Patient's question:
During an episode, there is a loss of consciousness, slight twitching in the limbs, bluish complexion, white eyes, slightly stiff limbs, and the episodes occur without a regular pattern.Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy is indeed a stubborn disease. Epilepsy is a chronic brain disease caused by abnormal pulses of nerve cells. The treatment of epilepsy should focus on the mechanism of epilepsy attacks. Only when the nerve cells are truly normal can epilepsy be completely prevented from recurring. Drugs can control epilepsy attacks by reducing brain excitability, but drug treatment generally requires long-term medication, and the side effects are also significant.