What should be paid attention to in epilepsy

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When we are treating epilepsy, we hope that patients will not forget to do a good job in nursing. We know that scientific nursing can help epilepsy patients recover faster. Today, let me tell you what should be paid attention to in epilepsy, which is a problem that everyone is very concerned about.

What should be paid attention to in epilepsy

First: the diet of epilepsy should be diversified as far as possible. We should eat more beans, fresh vegetables, fruits and dairy products, which are rich in high protein and phospholipids, to help the recovery of brain function and reduce the number of seizures. Eat more nutritious, easy to digest food, such as pasta, beans, lean meat, eggs, fish, milk and so on.

Second: taboo induced seizures of food: pepper, onion, garlic, etc. Mutton, dog meat, rooster, wild duck, carp and other "hair" should not be eaten more; spirits, strong tea, coffee should be absolutely prohibited; pepper, pepper, mustard, scallion, garlic and other spicy condiments should also be appropriately limited.

Third: epilepsy diet to quantitative, avoid overeating. The intake of potassium should be limited: epilepsy patients caused by brain trauma and patients taking sedative drugs for a long time are prone to dehydration, anemia, leucopenia, malnutrition, etc., and electrolyte metabolic disorder (hyperkalemia) may occur in serious patients. Appropriate restriction of carbohydrate intake: in the process of daily epileptic diet, pay attention not to drink too much water, in the case of excessive water accumulation in the body, epilepsy is easy to occur.

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Epileptic diet should not eat more food with high zinc content: the blood zinc concentration of epileptic patients was determined, and it was found that the average blood zinc content of almost all epileptic patients was significantly higher than that of normal people. Antiepileptic drugs or other metabolites can effectively react with zinc ions, reduce the blood zinc concentration of epileptic patients, so as to control seizures.