Patient's question:
A friend developed post-infectious sequelae after suffering from meningitis with fever at the end of 2001. Up to now, he experiences daily tics, bluish discoloration on his face and fingers, and occasional urinary incontinence. In the past, he took a combination of Chinese and Western medicine, but it had little effect. Hello, is there any good folk remedy for epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
A seizure is caused by abnormal pulses in brain neuron cells, and these abnormal pulses reappear due to damage to brain neuron cells. If the neurons can be completely restored and repaired, allowing the weak bioelectricity in the brain to generate in an orderly manner, it can completely prevent seizures, achieving self-healing in clinical diagnosis of epilepsy.Note: In daily life, it is advisable to minimize or avoid foods rich in zinc. Epilepsy patients should avoid foods that trigger seizures. "Foods that are prone to exacerbation" such as mutton, dog meat, rooster, wild duck, and carp should not be consumed excessively; (strong alcohol), (strong tea), and coffee should be strictly prohibited; and spicy seasonings like pepper, chili, mustard, scallions, and garlic should also be consumed in moderation.