Patient's question:
When my son was young, he had a fever that developed into meningitis and had a seizure once. At the time of the recurrence, my cousin who was training at the hospital was there, and the situation was quite urgent. My sister-in-law took a series of actions to resolve it. Afterward, she said that if the care was not proper, the baby might have a seizure during the transformation process, and she is a bit worried about a recurrence now.Doctor's answer:
First, the patient should establish a good survival system. The survival routine should be regular, and they can manage light physical labor appropriately, but avoid overexertion, tension, and the like. The diet should provide highly nutritious and easily digestible foods, with an emphasis on light, vitamin-rich vegetables and fruits. Avoid overeating. It is best to avoid dangerous places and hazardous materials. High-altitude work and highly intensive mental training, such as mountain climbing, ice skating, driving, and cycling, are not advisable. Children should not be left alone by rivers or near fireplaces, and it is not recommended for individuals to go out alone at night. In particular, avoid high-risk activities like bungee jumping.