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Chapter 38

Chapter 38

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After parting ways with Zheng Tao, Li Xiangdong specifically researched the condition of epilepsy. Earth described epilepsy as "a brain functional disorder syndrome characterized by recurrent epileptic seizures caused by abnormal discharges of brain neurons." According to research, there are many causes of epilepsy, most of which are related to lesions in the cerebral cortex. The majority of epilepsy cases are caused by the following four factors. First, genetic factors. Epilepsy is more likely to appear in the families of patients with a history of epilepsy, congenital central nervous system malformations, or heart malformations. Second, brain damage and injury. Viral infections, radiation exposure, or other causes of poor embryonic development during embryonic growth can cause epilepsy. Birth injuries during the delivery process are also a major cause of epilepsy, and craniocerebral trauma can also trigger it.

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