Hello, I do as a medical doctor more than 40 years of clinical doctor to answer your question, first of all should figure out what is a small seizure? In the past, petit mal seizures were referred to as "apoplectic petit mal seizures", also known as apoplectic epilepsy, and the seizure manifestation was mainly apoplectic; now petit mal seizures are referred to as focal seizures, also known as partial seizures, and the seizure manifestation is mainly based on the location of the lesion, and the different locations of the lesion will manifest different symptoms, such as temporal lobe epilepsy (lesion above the ear), automatisms, and parietal lobe epilepsy (lesion above the head), and the different locations of the lesion. (foci in the top of the head) of numbness, pain and other sensory symptoms, and so on; once diagnosed with epilepsy, choose a hospital with professional technology, to actively treat, in terms of diet should be prohibited or cautious use of alcohol, chili peppers, strong tea, coffee, but also prohibit smoking, and other things can be used, but it is not easy to overdose, I summarize the principle is: take your medication on time, live a regular life, and regular checkups. I wish all epilepsy patients a speedy recovery!