Patient's question:
I've been a mother for two months, but I have epilepsy. I'm worried it might be bad for the child. Do breastfeeding mothers with epilepsy need to be tested?Doctor's answer:
If there are no symptoms, there is no need for a check-up. Focus on taking oral antiepileptic medication. Do not adjust or stop the medication on your own. Additionally, implement some self-care in daily life to prevent overwork, prevent overwork, prevent excessive strain, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, avoid spicy or stimulating foods, prevent consuming a lot of greasy, fried fast food, avoid prolonged exposure to electronic devices, engage in more outdoor exercise, boost your immunity, and always maintain a cheerful mood.