Patient's question:
My daughter didn't get into university after graduating from high school, so she wants to find a job in a different place. However, she has had epilepsy since she was a child, though it's not very serious and she doesn't have seizures very often. But now she has to go to a training program in a different place, and I'm very worried about it. So, I'd like to consult a few things about self-regulation methods for epilepsy patients to help my daughter.Doctor's answer:
Patients with epilepsy should increase their knowledge of the disease and nursing techniques. Patients should also boost their confidence, as confidence plays a very important role in their self-management. Patients should also enhance their sense of responsibility: when patients fully understand their condition and actively seek treatment, they should learn to take care of themselves. Actively cooperate with doctors' treatment, follow medical advice on medication, and strive to achieve early recovery from epilepsy. The daily treatment for epilepsy patients is mainly symptomatic treatment. Patients can use many oral medications, supplement with various vitamins, and pay attention to regular routines, as well as abstain from alcohol. We hope epilepsy patients can recover as soon as possible! Thank you!