Patient's question:
The son had a high fever a few days ago that wouldn't go down, he fainted, started twitching all over, his eyes were slanted upward, and he kept foaming at the mouth. He didn't respond no matter how we called him. He went to the hospital for a check-up, and the diagnosis was primary epilepsy. This was his first attack.Doctor's answer:
① Maintain a regular lifestyle, rest on time, and ensure adequate sleep to avoid staying up late, fatigue, etc. Avoid prolonged TV watching or video game playing.② Eat a light diet, consume more vegetables and fruits, and avoid stimulating beverages and foods such as coffee, cola, and spicy dishes. Quit smoking and drinking. Avoid medications containing caffeine or ephedrine. Penicillin-class or quinolone drugs may also occasionally trigger episodes.
③ Take medication on time and regularly, and attend follow-up clinic appointments.
④ Driving is prohibited; swimming in the sea or rivers is prohibited; working at high altitudes or operating machinery is not advisable.