How to Treat Enuresis Until Now

Enuresis refers to the involuntary urination in children over three or four years old without any obvious organic changes. It is recommended to avoid spicy and stimulating foods in the diet. Do not over-restrict their water intake during the day, and require the child to retain urine casually at least once a day until they feel a slight discomfort from mild distension to train bladder function. Try to drink less water in the evening meal to reduce the burden on the kidneys and decrease nighttime urine output. Foods such as corn, Job’s tears, red beans, carp, and watermelons, due to their sweet taste and diuretic effects, can worsen enuresis, so they should be avoided. It is suggested to consult a doctor before treatment.
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How to Treat Epilepsy

A 8-year-old girl, a friend’s child, has been diagnosed with epilepsy and requires continuous treatment with oral antiepileptic medication. It’s also important to pay attention to diet and regular sleep schedules, actively participate in physical exercise, maintain mental and physical health, and keep hygiene to avoid infections.
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How to Treat Epilepsy

Clinically, antiepileptic drugs can be selected based on the type of epilepsy attack . Once a medication and dosage that can completely control seizures is found, it should be continuously administered. Medication should start with a low dose and gradually increased to the minimum effective dose that can control seizures without causing toxic reactions. When changing medications, it is advisable to add new drugs while gradually reducing the old ones. Do not stop medication abruptly, and I hope you will cooperate with hospital treatment.
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How to Treat Epilepsy Caused by Brain Cysts

A patient has experienced several epilepsy seizures over five years, with symptoms including foaming at the mouth, upward rolling eyes, convulsions of limbs, and loss of consciousness, lasting for 3 to 4 minutes each time. Diagnosed with brain cyst disease during military service, seizures continued despite subsequent treatment. Inquiry about treatment methods for epilepsy caused by brain cysts.
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