Can epilepsy in children be cured?

Epilepsy is a relatively common disease and also a relatively high incidence disease. Epilepsy is what we often call epilepsy in life. When suffering from the disease, under normal circumstances, the patient does not have any symptoms. Only when the patient has an attack will there be strong convulsions. In life, there are many children who also suffer from epilepsy. When a child is suffering from the disease, parents should give their children great care.

Case 1

The treatment of epilepsy is a concern of parents of children with the disease. Whether it can be cured is what all parents want to know. As a parent, when you suspect your child has epilepsy, you should take your child to a qualified hospital for early diagnosis and treatment. Parents should provide doctors with accurate and detailed medical history information, including the situation before the onset of epilepsy, the frequency and duration of seizures, the precipitating factors, and the situation since the onset of the seizure. Medical history and electroencephalogram examination are the main diagnostic basis for childhood epilepsy. Physical examination and neuroimaging examination can help determine the cause of the disease. The treatment of pediatric epilepsy is a meticulous, complex and sometimes long task that requires the active cooperation of the children and their parents.

Case 2

Although epilepsy is difficult to treat, it is not incurable. A large amount of data shows that as long as the treatment is timely and the methods are appropriate, most patients can be completely controlled and cured. Therefore, epilepsy is not an incurable disease. Epilepsy experts say: A reasonable diet and good living habits can achieve twice the result with half the effort in treating epilepsy, but in addition to daily care and diet, regular treatment should not be ignored.

Case 3

Childhood is the stage for acquiring knowledge and receiving education, and receiving education is everyone's right and no one should be deprived of it. As for epilepsy itself, most of the time it can be controlled by medication, so it is not a problem for children with epilepsy to receive education in school. However, epilepsy may occur sometimes. Since most teachers and students do not understand epilepsy, they are at a loss as to what to do. As a result, children with epilepsy will be isolated. Not only are the children themselves harmed, but the parents of children with epilepsy are often hinted or hinted by the school principal or teachers, who hope that the children with epilepsy can go home to recuperate or transfer to another school. This requirement will not only cause trouble to parents, but will also often make children with epilepsy doubt the value of their own existence and cause negative effects.

Case 4

There is no need to regard childhood epilepsy as a ferocious beast, because as long as parents find the weaknesses in the treatment of childhood epilepsy, they can defeat the disease. Parents should let their children know that suffering from childhood epilepsy is not a shameful thing. It is very important for them to understand this clearly.