मिर्गी (Epilepsy) आने का क्या कारण है? | Causes Of Epilepsy

मिर्गी (Epilepsy) आने का क्या कारण है? | Causes Of Epilepsy

How you can decrease the frequency of epilepsy seizures by some changes in the diet has been discussed in this video.

Epilepsy is a disabling and common neurological disorder that can be successfully treated with one or more antiepileptic medications in the majority of individuals. Approximately 30% of epilepsy patients have refractory epilepsy, which means they have failed to achieve continuous seizure relief after adequate trials of two tolerable, correctly chosen, and used antiepileptic medication regimens. Because some of these individuals are not surgical candidates, alternate epilepsy treatments such as palliative surgery, neuromodulation, and a ketogenic diet must be sought (KD).
The traditional ketogenic diet (CKD) consists of a high-fat, low-protein, low-carbohydrate diet with calorie and hydration restrictions. The diet simulates fasting, causing the metabolism to shift to lipids as the predominant fuel source; fatty acid breakdown in the liver produces ketone bodies (KB), which causes urine ketosis.

The ketogenic diet has been found in several studies to lessen or avoid seizures in many children who could not be controlled by drugs.

Over half of the children who follow the diet have a 50% reduction in the number of seizures they have.
Some youngsters, usually between 10% and 15%, go seizure-free.

Ketones aren't harmful. Urine, blood, and breath can all be tested for them. Higher ketone levels often contribute to enhanced seizure control, which is one of the most likely mechanisms of action of the diet. However, there are numerous more explanations for why the diet will be successful.

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