What should be done if epilepsy patients become aloof and self-abased?

Patient's question:

My child has epilepsy, and now the child has become somewhat aloof and self-esteem. When the child has a recurrence, the symptoms of twitching in the hands and feet will reappear. It is very painful when twitching. I want to understand how to help epilepsy patients become aloof and self-esteem. What kind of help is needed: How to help epilepsy patients become aloof and self-esteem

Doctor's answer:

According to your description, it is recommended to take the child to a Grade III-A hospital's neurology department for diagnosis in a timely manner. Appropriate treatment plans should be adopted based on the condition to suppress epilepsy seizures. Show more care and understanding for the child in daily life, and try to avoid triggers for epilepsy seizures. Undergo systematic treatment, take medication regularly, and absolutely avoid missing doses or self-adjusting the dosage or stopping medication, in order to better suppress epilepsy seizures. Daily life should be regular, with sufficient deep sleep. Avoid overworking or exposure to cold, and maintain emotional stability at all times. The diet should be light, easy to digest, and rich in nutrients. Eat more vegetables and fruits, avoid smoking and alcohol, and avoid spicy and irritating foods. Show more care and understanding for the child in daily life, and ensure proper safety care.