Patient's question:
The shortest is once a month. Even several times a day. After receiving treatment from various large and small hospitals, the efficacy has been poor. The history of epilepsy is 2 years, caused by poisoning. Long-term use of phenytoin and clonazepam. The symptoms are still not controlled. Can toxic epilepsy be treated? Please ask: How can we control the frequent recurrence of pediatric epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
Pay attention to the following:1. Cooperate actively with treatment and take medicine on schedule.
2. Avoid eating large amounts of meat, dog meat, donkey meat, and chili peppers. Smoking is strictly prohibited, and alcohol consumption must be avoided.
3. Do not watch exciting, sad, or stimulating movies or TV shows, or use computers, play electronic games, or use mobile phones for long periods.
4. Do not attend large fireworks displays to avoid being startled and triggering a relapse.
5. Prevent colds, high fever, fatigue, hunger, overeating, and excessive sexual activity. Maintain a positive attitude, build confidence, and overcome the disease.
6. If possible, eat more poultry, animal liver, brain, kidney, and other internal organs, seafood, milk, dairy products, soy products, vegetables, and fruits.