Epilepsy patients think that many foods may cause epilepsy, so there are many restrictions on patients. Some people are not even allowed to eat meat, eggs, shrimp and so on. These are all without scientific basis. Epilepsy patients, like ordinary people, should eat home-cooked meals and diversified foods, including rice, pasta, fat meat, lean meat, eggs, milk, fruits, vegetables, fish and shrimp. But it should be noted that the diet should be regular and don't overeat. Sometimes hunger and satiety can also induce epilepsy. In addition, cigarettes, alcohol, tea, coffee, chocolate, spicy food, etc. can induce seizures, which should be paid attention to in daily life. In the treatment of epilepsy patients, we should avoid being too hungry or too full, overeating and drinking alcohol. -Patients with epilepsy should pay attention to a reasonable diet and supplement adequate nutrition. In the long-term treatment of epilepsy patients, some antiepileptic drugs, especially western medicine, will affect the digestive system, leading to nutrient deficiency or metabolic disorder, such as vitamin b6, vitamin K, folic acid, calcium, magnesium and other elements. In addition to a reasonable diet, pay attention to supplement the above substances and eat more fruits and vegetables. Rice bran and wheat bran contain vitamin b6, so eat more coarse grains. Fish, shrimp, eggs and milk are rich in vitamin D, which can promote the absorption of calcium. Green vegetables are rich in folic acid and vitamin K, so epilepsy patients can't be partial eclipse and picky eaters, so they must have a comprehensive and balanced nutrition and a reasonable diet. The above are some relations between the treatment of epilepsy and diet. In the process of using antiepileptic drugs to treat epilepsy, epileptic patients need to avoid food and eating habits that can cause seizures. In addition, they should eat more foods that are beneficial to epilepsy recovery and can reduce the side effects of antiepileptic drugs. Tips: Epilepsy rehabilitation is a long-term process. Although the effect of diet therapy is slow, long-term persistence will be beneficial to the control of epilepsy.