Patient's question:
When experiencing an attack while holding one's breath, the face turns blue or purple, the limbs become stiff, the corners of the mouth twitch, the eyes roll back or look to one side, and there is no foam in the mouth. Can it be cured?Doctor's answer:
Symptoms of EpilepsyEpilepsy is one of the most difficult-to-cure chronic diseases. In China, it is commonly known as "sudden convulsions" or "furious epilepsy." Epilepsy is a disease that occurs in the brain, constantly tormenting patients. The symptoms of epilepsy primarily manifest in sensory perception and consciousness, often accompanied by convulsions, foaming at the mouth, and short durations. Many patients are unaware of what happened after an episode.
Advice: Hello, epilepsy patients should first avoid alcohol and smoking; not stay up late; not eat spicy or irritating foods; maintain a positive mood, avoid anger; engage in more physical exercise to strengthen the body and reduce the occurrence of colds.