Patient's question:
I don't know what's wrong, but I always have a headache, and it's even worse, like it's about to explode. At night, when I sleep, I also make strange noises. The day before yesterday, I fainted without any awareness, and the hospital examination said I had epilepsy. What causes epilepsy in children? Is it treatable?Doctor's answer:
Experts from Wuhan Depan Epilepsy Research Institute Discuss in Detail Due to the special nature of epilepsy, its sudden onset, recurrent attacks, and tendency for repeated attacks, epilepsy requires more professional treatment. It is not only about professional doctors and equipment but also about a professional diagnosis and treatment team and professional nursing staff. This makes treating epilepsy even more important to choose a specialized epilepsy hospital. It is recommended to select regular national medical institutions.Note: Avoid overexertion and ensure adequate sleep. Adults should aim for at least 7–9 hours of sleep per day, while children should get at least 8–16 hours. Engage in moderate exercise, such as walking, jogging, badminton, tennis, and table tennis. Avoid swimming, mountain climbing, diving, and other activities. Also, try not to ride bicycles to prevent falls during an attack or traffic accidents. Limit TV viewing and prohibit playing electronic games.