Patient's question:
The child often faints for no apparent reason, and sometimes they have full-body convulsions, spitting up white foam. They went to the hospital for a CT scan and were told they had epilepsy and are now taking medication to treat it. I would like to know what dietary precautions are needed for epilepsy.Hello, which hospital is recommended for the treatment of congenital immunological epilepsy?
Doctor's answer:
Suggestion: Epilepsy patients should maintain a good lifestyle to prevent overexertion, lack of sleep, emotional excitement, etc. Maintain good hidden habits to avoid overeating, hunger, and a diet that is light and avoid spicy, irritating foods. Quit smoking and drinking. Always keep a cheerful mood, cultivate personal hobbies, engage in appropriate exercise, and go to work. Pay attention to safety. If epilepsy premonitory symptoms reappear, immediately lie down and go outside. It should be accompanied by someone. It is not advisable to manage dangerous activities. It is not advisable to engage in strenuous exercise and heavy physical labor. It is recommended to seek treatment at regular specialized hospitals.