Patient's question:
I am a primary school teacher. In the morning, right after I started teaching the students, one of them suddenly let out a sound, then leaned his head against the back of the desk, and a lot of foam came out of his mouth. We were all scared and quickly called an ambulance to take him to the hospital. Later, we found out that the child had epilepsy.Doctor's answer:
Avoid heavy physical labor, excessive mental strain, and intense sports activities in daily life; avoid mental tension, sadness, worry, and excitement; maintain a regular lifestyle with a fixed schedule; do not drink alcohol, strong tea, or avoid foods like chocolate and raw garlic; mutton, dog meat, and chicken, which are considered "irritating foods," should not be consumed. You can moderately increase your intake of sweet foods, and daily food choices can include dairy products, cheese, vegetable oils, or appropriate amounts of animal fats, animal organs, poultry eggs, kelp, shrimp skin, hairtail, and fresh vegetables. Do not overeat or starve yourself; do not drink too much water at once; pay attention to preventing colds and exercising regularly.