Epilepsy may affect intelligence development, with the extent of the impact depending on the type of disease and the treatment situation.

Discussing the potential impact of epilepsy on a child’s intelligence and the relationship between epilepsy seizures and intellectual development.

Discussing the potential impact of epilepsy on intelligence, particularly in pediatric patients.

Epilepsy itself rarely causes death, but injuries caused by seizures are not uncommon. Although accidents caused by seizures can lead to unexpected deaths in epilepsy patients, when looking at the overall population of epilepsy patients, epilepsy does not affect lifespan.

The question of whether epilepsy affects patients’ lifespan is a common concern, but in fact, the lifespan of epilepsy patients is no different from that of the general population.

A neighbor’s child has epilepsy and shows significant developmental delays. Could this be related to the epilepsy?

Can epilepsy in children be genetically inherited across generations?

The cognitive function changes in epilepsy patients are usually not obvious, but a decline in intelligence may be due to brain damage or other factors.

Epilepsy may affect a child’s brain development and intellectual growth.

Epilepsy recurrence in adolescents may have an impact on brain development and physical growth.