Patient's question:
My daughter is a patient with epilepsy. She has been diagnosed for two years. The interval between her relapses has decreased from one year to three months now, no matter how we treat it, it doesn't get better. My friend said we can consult doctors by researching some information. Some experts are really great. I want to know how to control the recurrence of epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
Children with epilepsy should first enhance supervision to prevent overexertion and avoid excessive stress and anxiety. It is advisable to avoid letting them watch many stimulating movies before bed. They should also refrain from consuming extremely cold, spicy, irritating, greasy, and hard-to-digest foods, which may help reduce acute relapses. If the condition involves frequent relapses, regular medication should be taken. During acute episodes, enhanced care is necessary to prevent falls. Lastly, we wish you a speedy recovery.