Patient's question:
What is the definition of temporal lobe epilepsy? I have experienced many episodes when just falling asleep at night, or about to go to bed in the morning, taking a nap in the afternoon, and just about to go to bed. During the recurrence, my limbs twitch with eyes closed and mouth tightly shut for about half a minute, already drooling, eyes rolling up for a few seconds, and I fall asleep without knowing it after going to bed. Last year, my dynamic EEG and MRI were normal. How is epilepsy treated?Doctor's answer:
1. In clinical diagnosis, regardless of the type of epilepsy seizure or the severity of recurrence, it will ultimately cause various aspects of harm to the body, with the most significant being brain damage. Additionally, during recurrence, respiratory distress can lead to brain cell dehydration, edema, and may also alleviate brain cell damage.2. It is recommended that you visit a professional and reputable hospital for consultation, examination, and treatment. Actively control the recurrence of epilepsy and enhance daily care. Patients with epilepsy should avoid fried foods and reduce the intake of greasy foods.