Patient's question:
Hello doctors, my child had diarrhea and tics on the 30th of last month. His eyes rolled back, he spat foam, and his hands and feet became stiff, lasting for 20 seconds. Now, the hospital has conducted an electroencephalogram to diagnose whether it is epilepsy. Please help me see if the electroencephalogram can be used for diagnosis.Doctor's answer:
Based on the images you purchased, it appears to be related to epilepsy. It is recommended that the patient be aware of the condition as early as possible and seek treatment promptly. It is important to actively cooperate with the doctor and adopt targeted treatment based on the cause. Follow the doctor's advice and take antiepileptic medication on schedule. Pay attention to allowing the child to rest more during the day and ensure adequate sleep time. Avoid overexertion and emotional shocks. The diet should be much lighter, avoiding foods such as mutton, dog meat, coffee, strong tea, cola, and spicy, stimulating foods. Instead, consume more vegetables, fruits, milk, eggs, etc., to actively digest vitamins and proteins. Regularly visit the hospital for follow-up examinations.