What is the chance of spontaneous recovery of benign epilepsy in children?

Epilepsy is a common brain neurological disease in modern life. It brings great obstacles to the patients' lives and makes them face the risk of disease at any time in their lives. This is because the incidence of epilepsy is very high and the disease has many characteristics. In particular, the incidence of childhood epilepsy is the highest, but most of them are benign epilepsy. Let's take a look at the chances of self-healing of benign childhood epilepsy.

Benign childhood epilepsy refers to a type of epilepsy syndrome that occurs at a certain age, has certain characteristic clinical manifestations and electroencephalograms, can be relieved on its own or is effectively treated with anti-epileptic drugs, and has a good prognosis. The onset age of benign epilepsy in children is between 2 and 14 years old, most of which are between 6 and 10 years old. It is rare for the onset to occur before 3 years old or after 12 years old, but all attacks stop before the age of 15.

The disease occurs in adolescence and has a genetic tendency. The attacks are manifested as myoclonic twitches of the limbs, often occurring in the morning when waking up or after a nap. They occur spontaneously and frequently, especially when tired, and disappear during sleep. There is no disturbance of consciousness and it can be induced by light, sound, or sleep deprivation. The prognosis is good.

In fact, for patients with epilepsy, this is a stubborn disease, because relapses often occur. In fact, as long as the correct treatment is received in a regular hospital, epilepsy can be cured. Not to mention benign epilepsy.

Therefore, benign epilepsy in children can be cured. However, you must choose regular treatment methods when receiving treatment. If you are taking medication, you must take it regularly. Don't think that you are under control and then stop treatment or medication.

Children with benign epilepsy need to choose the treatment method that suits them. Therefore, the choice should be made based on the type of epilepsy the child has and the child's own physical condition. Therefore, choosing a regular doctor is the best option, and parents of children must be clear about this.

For children with benign epilepsy, parents should create a good living environment and help their children develop good living habits. At the same time, they need to arrange their work and rest time reasonably, make sure their children have enough sleep time, and their diet should be light.