Is epilepsy necessarily hereditary? Is epilepsy hereditary?

Some studies suggest that some epilepsy disorders may be inherited. However, whether the disease will occur after inheritance is related to factors such as life environment and personal experience.

Epilepsy is a brain disease that causes brain dysfunction, and abnormalities of consciousness, movement, sensation, consciousness, spirit, and behavior occur. Multi-reaction, i.e., sudden occurrence, can resolve spontaneously within a few minutes, and may occur persistently in severe cases. It can be caused by brain trauma, brain inflammation, high fever, cerebrovascular disease, brain tumor and other diseases, or it may not be obvious.

Epilepsy caused by brain trauma, brain inflammation, high fever, cerebrovascular disease, brain tumor, etc., is generally not passed on to the next generation. In the absence of obvious epilepsy, some types of epilepsy have special genes associated with them, which can be passed on to the next generation through genetic factors.

Epilepsy can be passed on to the next generation, but it doesn't have to be onset. On the basis of genetic factors, life environment, personal experience, etc. will also affect the occurrence and development of epilepsy.

If a child may have an epilepsy gene, the risk of the disease can be reduced by improving the living environment and creating a good upbringing.

Epilepsy is hereditary in some cases and non-hereditary in some cases. Epilepsy is divided into primary epilepsy and secondary epilepsy. Primary epilepsy refers to unclear epilepsy, which is hereditary.

Secondary epilepsy refers to the presence of epilepsy with a definite **, and the common ** includes cerebral cortex dysplasia; Central nervous system infections include encephalitis, meningitis, and brain parasitic infections; Cerebrovascular diseases, including cerebral hemorrhage, cerebral infarction, intracranial tumors; Systemic diseases including systemic lupus erythematosus, hypoparathyroidism, seizures may also occur in patients with certain diabetes mellitus; Febrile seizures in children can also cause seizures.

The epileptic lesion is in a different place. In terms of degree, there is a chance of heredity, not 100% heredity, and some may be after encountering special circumstances, such as encountering extreme fear and fear when you are young, you will get epilepsy.

Epilepsy is not always hereditary, but it is hereditary, some patients will not be inherited, and relatives are more likely to inherit it than people who do not have epilepsy.

Hello this patient friend,. I can tell you clearly that epilepsy is hereditary, so it is recommended that patients should be able to have children after **!

In a few cases, epilepsy has irregular genetic effects, which have little impact on most of them, and the magnitude of the impact is mainly related to **. The incidence rate is 3%-4% in relatives of primary patients and 0-1% in secondary patients, indicating that the primary influence is large, and the closer the blood relationship, the higher the incidence. If both parents have epilepsy or have a child with pre-existing epilepsy, the incidence rate in the third generation is 20%; Therefore, although the primary patient can get married, childbearing should be restricted.

When choosing a spouse for people with epilepsy, do not choose someone who has had epilepsy or someone with a family history of the disease, the more distant the blood relationship, the better. In addition, the fetal effects mainly come from the mother, and fathers with epilepsy generally do not need to worry.

If it's acquired, it's not inherited. But you can't breastfeed, otherwise you're prone to getting sick.

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There is a possibility of heredity, and the military Yi in Beijing heard that there is a new method 863 stereotype, which is not bad.

According to the latest research in modern medicine, there is a certain genetic chance of epilepsy, and if both parents are epilepsy patients, then the genetic probability will be higher.