Patient's question:
The child of the neighbor who comes home is 11 years old and has frequent epilepsy seizures. I would like to ask, can people with epilepsy eat sweets?Doctor's answer:
The harm of sweets for adult epilepsy patients is significant, but not all sweets are completely off-limits, as the food we consume in daily life often contains sugar, such as fruits and beverages, which are all edible. In fact, the daily diet of adult epilepsy patients needs to be reasonably planned, as many factors can trigger epilepsy attacks. Seizures in adult epilepsy patients are extremely painful and can also cause distress to those around them. Therefore, it is crucial to pay close attention to the triggers of epilepsy and take care to avoid them. In daily life, many people enjoy sweets, but for adult epilepsy patients, it is best to consume them in moderation.