Patient's question:
Whole body twitching, stiffness, spitting white foam, whole body feeling cold. Urinary incontinence. It has been 6 years, with recurrence being irregular. Previously, I also had a brain CT which was normal, but an EEG was abnormal. Currently, I am being treated with Western medicine, but the effect is not good. Can epilepsy be cured?Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy, also known as seizure disorder, can be primarily classified into grand mal seizures, petit mal seizures, psychomotor seizures, focal seizures, and complex partial seizures based on recurrence patterns. Based on your situation, it is suspected to be a grand mal seizure. Epilepsy is a treatable condition, and the prognosis for most epilepsy patients is favorable. Practical evidence shows that with timely and accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment, the frequency of most recurrences can be increased or decreased. If no recurrence occurs within 3 years after stopping medication, it is believed to be self-cured. It is recommended that you visit a formal hospital to understand proper treatment.