Patient's question:
Hello, the child had a fever and seizure when he was 3 and a half years old. He had episodes every three months, and it has occurred four times so far. He hasn't had any episodes for more than two years now. The child is now 6 years old, but at 1:30 AM on July 14th, when she was called to urinate, she had no response. When tapped, she showed no sense of perception. She was then sent to the People's Hospital for emergency rescue. After being connected to oxygen, she gradually recovered. Later, she was transferred to Wuhan Children's Hospital for treatment. The examination revealed left frontal left brain discharge, and the Children's Hospital has now confirmed epilepsy. The doctors at the Children's Hospital said that medication should not be taken, just pay attention to diet, rest, and observation at home. However, the family is very worried about how to treat this disease?Doctor's answer:
First, it is important to maintain a good mood and avoid the following as much as possible:1. Heavy physical labor, excessive mental exertion, and strenuous sports.
2. Mental tension, sadness, worry, excessive excitement, and lack of sleep.
3. Overeating or undereating, drinking a large amount of water at once, etc.
4. Alcohol, strong tea, and the use of foods high in caffeine, such as chocolate, etc.
5. Colds, fever, and other conditions can all trigger epilepsy attacks.