Patient's question:
My brother is 30 years old this year. Last year, he suffered from epilepsy. When he had a recurrence, he often got angry and talked to himself, which was especially frightening. Later, he sought treatment and has been taking medication ever since. The frequency of his recurrences has also decreased. Later, he heard from a friend that epilepsy patients cannot drink beverages. I don't know if it's true.Doctor's answer:
Always maintain a positive attitude. Secondly, it has been proven that mental tension, pessimism, and disappointment can trigger epilepsy. Most epilepsy patients suffer from repeated relapses over a long period and face gender discrimination from some people in society, leading to pessimism and disappointment. In this regard, epilepsy patients must build confidence in overcoming the disease, always remain optimistic, and treat the illness correctly. With a positive mental state, actively cooperate with doctors, and adhere to long-term treatment, the majority of patients can achieve basic self-healing and live a life similar to that of normal people.