Lia’s family and doctors observed similar symptoms but reached different conclusions about her condition. How did each group understand the cause, prognosis, and preferred treatment of Lia’s illness? How were these understandings linked to larger cultural approaches to disease and health?

Doctors recognized her problem as Epilepsy, a neurological disease.

In which the brain acts abnormal, person behaves differently and sometimes he/she may lost her consciousness.

But Her mother and father, had recognized it as the

"Infection in which the spirit catches you and also you fall down" .

They believed that some spirit has entered in her daughter's body. And that's why she is behaving like this. Her parents even  moved to a brand new house because they thought that someone is buried under their house.

This all happens because of difference of cultures, opinions and lack of awareness.

Doctors are professionals so obviously they have no trust on spirits but on the other hand Her parents are not that much educated and more over they are trap in their culture where such stories are acceptable and considered them to be true.

Even in today's world, there are many people who still believes in such spirits and because of their lack of education and awareness, the patient suffers.

Instead of going to doctors, such people can do other things but doesn't provide them professional treatment through doctors.

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