Can you eat spinach

summary

Epilepsy is a congenital disease, which can occur in most children. It is a chronic recurrent transient brain dysfunction syndrome. It is characterized by recurrent seizures caused by abnormal discharge of brain neurons. Epilepsy is one of the common diseases of nervous system, the prevalence rate is second only to stroke. So, can you eat spinach? Is there any other diet you can pay attention to?

Can you eat spinach

First of all, leprosy can eat spinach, which has no effect on the disease.

Secondly, phenobarbital 90-300 mg / D was used for major attack. Sodium valproate 0.6-1.2/d, carbamazepine 600-1200 mg / D, etc.

Finally, complex partial seizures: phenytoin sodium 0.2-0.6/d, carbamazepine 0.2-1.2/d.

matters needing attention

Focus on the etiology, prevent the occurrence of epilepsy; reduce the adverse effects of epilepsy on patients' body, psychology and society.