Regarding epilepsy

2025-07-26 12:07:32
My real brother when he was 8-9 years old had an epilepsy episode twice but after the regular medication till one year there is no another episode of epilepsy and it's been 11 years now. During the epilepsy year he was not able to perform In school and need to get admission in government school there also he was not performing well also my parents was not taking care of him but since my father passed away He became mature and right now he is studying properly, getting good marks in 12th and also it's his last year in college, he doesn't have any specific disorders now and we're planning to send him abroad for his future so what do we should do? It is okay to send him In foreign countries. Someone please help me we're all with a typical mindset who thinks that if he had epilepsies twice he is mentally disabled and he has no future.
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Answered2025-07-29 03:13:12

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Consult a Neurologist/ Epileptologist with all his details including description of the seizure he had, any family history and all investigation reports like EEG / MRI brain. From your description it is not clear if he is off medications currently.
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Some of the Epilepsies in childhood may go into remission after a certain age. Also understand that even many of the patients with Epilepsy may be able to lead to a successful life.

Answered2025-08-01 14:14:48

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