Patient's question:
I have had epilepsy for four years, and after taking medication for two years without a recurrence, I started having it again recently after stopping the medication.Doctor's answer:
The treatment of epilepsy has always been a topic of great concern for patients. Patients are aware that the most stringent method for treating epilepsy is medication. However, it must be reiterated here that surgical treatment is generally never used to treat epilepsy. Surgery is only considered for refractory epilepsy. Therefore, epilepsy must be treated as early as possible—the earlier the treatment, the better. Surgical treatment may not always yield the best results and can also waste one's time and money. As long as one persists in treatment and actively cooperates, epilepsy can be cured in a relaxed and faster environment.