Patient's question:
My mom hasn't been able to cook recently and often says she has a headache and feels dizzy. The key is that I don't really know what's going on, but she just seems a bit off, mentally. What should be paid attention to when dealing with pediatric epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
Patients with epilepsy are prohibited from consuming foods high in sugar and stimulating foods. They should avoid foods that may trigger epilepsy, such as: mutton, dog meat, rooster, wild duck, and carp, among other "trigger foods" that should not be consumed excessively. Epilepsy is characterized by recurrence and episodic attacks. If a person exhibits both of these characteristics and symptoms of epilepsy, it can be basically confirmed as epilepsy. Epilepsy is a chronic central nervous system disease. However, with the advancement of medicine, once the location of the neural center where abnormal discharges originate is identified, targeted and precise treatment can completely prevent epilepsy attacks. It is recommended that patients seek examination and treatment at regular and authoritative hospitals as soon as possible.