Patient's question:
When I was pregnant with my baby, I ate almost twenty times hot pot, dry pot, and fish hot pot. Will it affect the baby? Now the baby is twenty days old, and every time I see her soft and cute appearance, I become more and more worried that eating hot pot will affect her. I'm afraid she might get many strange diseases, such as epilepsy. I don't know if it will affect her?Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy is a chronic brain disorder caused by abnormal electrical impulses in neurons. People with epilepsy should avoid overeating, excessive hunger, or excessive fullness. They must also strictly avoid foods high in sugar and stimulating foods. It is important to prevent the consumption of foods that may trigger epilepsy, such as: mutton, dog meat, rooster, wild duck, and other "trigger foods" like carp should not be eaten excessively; strong alcohol, strong tea, and coffee should be absolutely prohibited; spicy seasonings like pepper, chili, mustard, scallions, and garlic should also be consumed in moderation.The above advice is for the question "How many times should one eat hot pot without interfering with the baby?" and is hoped to be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!