Patient's question:
My love is 27 years old this year, and she has been logged in for 6 months with a baby. However, last week, my love suffered from epilepsy. The doctor recommended taking medication for treatment.Doctor's answer:
Starting from the perspective, primary epilepsy patients should be strictly prohibited from divorce and conception. However, there are no specific regulations in our country regarding this matter. The following points are for reference.(1) Strictly prohibit consanguineous marriages, especially prohibiting close relatives who are both primary epilepsy patients from marrying and conceiving.
(2) Advise non-consanguineous patients who both suffer from primary epilepsy to divorce, particularly if one or both parties have a family history of epilepsy. If they have already divorced, conception should be strictly prohibited.
(3) If one or both parents of an epilepsy patient also have epilepsy, and the patient has already borne a child with epilepsy, the birth of a second child should be strictly prohibited. Epilepsy is a disease that is difficult to relieve. Friends of epilepsy patients should always maintain an optimistic attitude and face it with a positive mindset.