Epilepsy caused by traumatic brain injury, speech disorder

Patient's question:

Fell off the bed, underwent a craniotomy, after recovery, found to have spasms, medication treatment has not recurred, now four years old, unable to speak, understands very little, now actions are the same as normal children

Doctor's answer:

Hello, the treatment of epilepsy requires receiving systematic care in a regular hospital. Simply taking medication to control seizures is not a long-term solution. Only by receiving timely and effective treatment can epilepsy be cured.
Currently, the treatment of epilepsy often employs a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine. Based on the patient's actual condition, experts will formulate the best treatment plan. While actively undergoing treatment, patients should also pay attention to daily care.
Seek medical treatment as soon as possible. Additionally, epilepsy patients should consume more acidic foods and less salt. Acidic foods provide the body with rich sources of vitamin C, vitamin B6, and other nutrients, which are beneficial for the synthesis of neurotransmitters and can help compensate for the deficiencies in epilepsy patients.
Increase the intake of legumes and grains. Legumes and grains are rich in trace elements such as manganese. Consuming more of these foods can help replenish the manganese intake of epilepsy patients.
Control fluid intake.