Patient's question:
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Hello, the diagnostic criteria for epilepsy include: sudden and intermittent attacks accompanied by loss of consciousness, generalized or focal convulsions. The attacks occur without regard to the setting and may involve self-injury, incontinence, dilated pupils, and loss of light reflexes. These are the diagnostic criteria for epilepsy. There is insufficient recognition of the importance of genetic analysis and sleep monitoring. It is essential to record electroencephalograms during sleep states (especially natural sleep or non-pharmacologically induced sleep after sleep deprivation) as much as possible, otherwise the positive rate will inevitably decrease. Urinalysis, complete blood count, stool analysis, liver function tests, renal function tests, blood metabolic tests, parasitic tests, tuberculin skin test, etc., should be performed. The most important test is still the electroencephalogram.