Patient's question:
In my class, there is a student who suffers from epilepsy. Recently, his seizures have become more frequent. The classmates often whisper negative things about him behind his back. As a teacher, I had to implement ideological education on these students, but it didn't take effect. On the contrary, after hearing those words, the student with epilepsy became emotionally unstable, and his seizures became even more frequent. I am very concerned, so I am specially consulting to find ways to reduce the psychological resistance of adolescents with epilepsy.Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy patients need to build strong confidence in overcoming the disease. They should inform their relatives, friends, colleagues, and classmates about their condition and tell them that epilepsy () is just a recurrent disease. After a recurrence, patients are no different from normal people. Patients should frequently participate in normal social activities and fully demonstrate their talents in these interactions. This not only helps patients improve their social adaptability but also fosters their self-confidence and eliminates feelings of inferiority. In addition to timely treatment, epilepsy patients need to pay attention to maintaining a positive mood in their daily lives, as a good mood is very helpful for the complete recovery of the disease. I hope the above answer can help you.