Patient's question:
Uncle is 53 years old this year. Because he suffers from epilepsy, his wife has returned, leaving him alone. He is usually alone at home. Because I often visit Uncle, I have encountered several episodes of his epilepsy recurrence. He bites his teeth hard and touches frantically, and then he recovers after a while. Hello, could you please share some daily precautions for treating grand mal epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy patients should pay attention not to engage in overly intense sports, avoid overly stressful mental work, and avoid overtime work. Do not spend long hours watching TV or using computers. Maintain a light diet, avoid smoking, alcohol, and strong tea. Do not overeat, and avoid consuming spicy foods and foods high in caffeine. Do not ride in vehicles or engage in high-altitude work. Avoid training or playing near rivers or wells. Maintain a cheerful mood, prevent colds and high fever, and do not spend long hours watching TV or using computers. Avoid watching stimulating movies, TV shows, or playing electronic games.