Does Chinese medicine have effect to epilepsy

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Epilepsy, commonly known as "epilepsy", has become the second most common disease in China after headache. It is a kind of chronic disease that the sudden abnormal discharge of brain neurons leads to transient brain dysfunction. The clinical manifestations of epilepsy are complex and diverse. So does epileptic patient eat Chinese traditional medicine to be effective?

Does Chinese medicine have effect to epilepsy

At present, the treatment of epilepsy is mainly based on drug control. During the treatment of epilepsy, patients need to have a good cooperation in life, daily life, environment and other aspects. General hospitals are treated with western medicine for antiepileptic treatment. If they rely on these antiepileptic drugs for a long time, it is bound to cause memory loss, slow response, drowsiness, lethargy, and liver and kidney function damage It is better to use traditional Chinese medicine for treatment. Through overall conditioning, traditional Chinese medicine can fundamentally achieve both the root cause and the root cause

Epilepsy patients in food generally do not have to avoid, just to have a choice. Vegetables, fruits, bean products and so on can eat more, greasy, cold and stimulating strong food to eat less or fast.

Epilepsy diet should increase magnesium intake. Epilepsy patients often lack magnesium. The adult normal human body contains 20-25 grams of magnesium, about half of which is in the bone. The magnesium in the bone can not be used by the body cells. Patients can eat more good magnesium containing foods: millet, corn, red beans, soybeans, dried tofu, green vegetables, celery, beef liver, chicken, etc.

matters needing attention

Patients with aura attack should timely inform their family members or people around them. If conditions and time permit, they can be helped to the bed. If it is too late, they can lie down to prevent sudden loss of consciousness and fall. They can quickly remove the surrounding hard objects and sharp tools to reduce the damage to the body. Quickly loosen the collar of the patient and turn his head to one side, so as to facilitate the discharge of secretions and vomitus from the oral cavity and prevent choking and suffocation caused by flowing into the trachea. Don't put anything in the mouth of the patient, and don't inject medicine to prevent suffocation. Don't pinch the patient. It's not good for the patient.