A child over two years old had two seizures with high fever, and was diagnosed with epilepsy. Can epilepsy be cured after treatment?

Epilepsy is a disorder caused by specific seizures in the brain neurons, with causes including genetics, trauma, infection, and intracranial diseases. Currently, it can be treated with medication such as phenytoin or valproate sodium, and precautions should be taken regarding diet, avoiding emotional excitement, and personal safety.

FAQs about the treatment and care of epilepsy.

Patients inquire about the treatment methods for epilepsy and the situation where the cause of onset is unknown.

Explore the methods of epilepsy diagnosis, particularly the application and importance of EEG in epilepsy diagnosis.

Explore the possibility of controlling epilepsy, including medication treatment and comprehensive management methods.

Epilepsy is a common brain disorder that can typically be treated with medication and surgery.

Discussing the efficacy of traditional Chinese medicine in treating epilepsy and the selection of medications

Discussing the possibility of treating epilepsy caused by posthemorrhagic softening lesions in newborns.

Alleviation and Treatment Methods for Pediatric Epilepsy