Patient's question:
I dropped something on the ground, and when I stood up, I hit something and couldn't move. After that, my head has been for a long time. Later, I went to the hospital, where they said my brain injury caused epilepsy. What should I do? How can epilepsy be treated? What kind of assistance do you need: How many types of treatments are there for epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy is a chronic brain disease, and the causes of epilepsy include generational genetic factors. Besides paying attention to oral medication control, you can also pay attention to a light diet. In addition to oral medication control, pay attention to daily diet control. Avoid spicy foods, leeks, coriander, coffee, tea, chocolate, tobacco, and alcohol. In addition, avoid garlic, onions, mutton, dog meat, seafood, coffee, and tea.