Patient's question:
Today, while I was in a geography class, a classmate suddenly started foaming at the mouth and convulsing all over. It scared us all. The classmates started whispering among themselves, many saying he had epilepsy. Unaware that epilepsy is the same as epilepsy, they wondered if it could be contagious.Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy and epilepsy are actually the same disease. Epilepsy is just a colloquial term used in the, while epilepsy is a medical term. Epilepsy is also called epilepsy. Epilepsy attacks are caused by abnormal pulses due to damaged brain neuron cells. Therefore, it is necessary to activate the rescue of damaged nerve cells, completely restore their function, balance abnormal pulses, and produce brain micro-bioelectricity in an orderly manner, so that epilepsy attacks can be completely prevented. Epilepsy brings great harm to patients. Once symptoms are detected, it is important to seek medical attention promptly, while also paying attention to self-care training, eating more fruits and vegetables, and avoiding foods that may affect it. It is hoped that epilepsy patients can receive professional treatment.