Patient's question:
My aunt called me and asked me to go to the hospital with her today. It turns out that last night, my uncle suddenly lost consciousness, with his eyes slanted, vomiting blood foam, incontinence, and trembling all over his body. After being sent to the hospital, the doctor said he had epilepsy, also known as what is commonly called "sheep epilepsy." He was advised to stay in the hospital for a few days of treatment, and after the condition stabilizes, to go home to take medication for recovery.Doctor's answer:
Patients with epilepsy generally exhibit the following symptoms in the early stages:1. Feeling uncomfortable but unable to pinpoint the exact location of the discomfort.
2. Emotional instability, such as being easily angered, irritable, or overly critical of others.
3. Some may also experience symptoms like hearing loss.
Patients with epilepsy should pay attention to getting more rest. For the patients, if the epilepsy condition worsens, timely symptomatic treatment and proper medication are necessary. Otherwise, it may lead to a recurrence of epilepsy. Additionally, patients need to maintain a positive mood to avoid worsening the condition. I hope the answers above can help everyone. Thank you.