Patient's question:
My younger brother at home has had epilepsy for many years, but he has been taking medication to control it, and his condition has been relatively stable, no different from ordinary people. However, last year, his girlfriend divorced him, and he was so upset that his condition worsened, often becoming disoriented. I'm asking for help—what methods can completely cure epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
If it is a hereditary epilepsy, it cannot be cured and can only be relieved by taking medication continuously. Even with irregular and fixed dosages of medication, it is necessary to prevent the recurrence of the following situations, such as drinking alcohol, fatigue, overeating, mental stress, infectious diseases, and getting colds. At the same time, food should be diversified and avoid stimulating foods. Tea, coffee, chocolate, etc., should also be used with caution.