Patient's question:
Doctor, hello. Hello, what should epilepsy patients pay attention to in their lifestyle. My cousin suddenly had purple complexion, bitten tongue, foaming at the mouth, and dilated pupils last month. Besides severe pain, it has happened more than once. The hospital's thorough examination said she had epilepsy. What should be paid attention to with epilepsy, what can be eaten and what cannot be eaten?Doctor's answer:
A young woman suddenly developed cyanosis, bitten tongue, foaming at the mouth, and dilated pupils last month. Besides severe pain, it has happened more than once. The hospital diagnosed it as epilepsy, which should be a grand mal seizure. If it recurs more than once, medication is needed to maintain long-term control. Generally, it can be kept from recurring for a long time, mainly by preventing mental stimulation. When you are sick and taking medication, you must first inform your doctor about some medications that can trigger it, to prevent electrical stimulation. In terms of food, there are generally not too many restrictions.