Once diagnosed, sleep-related epilepsy generally requires regular antiepileptic treatment, otherwise recurrent seizures may affect neuropsychiatric function. Other sleep disorders, such as night terrors and nightmares, generally do not require specific treatment and are mostly self-limiting in nature. Some sleep disorders, such as episodic sleep disorder and OSAS, have a good prognosis despite the need for medication or device intervention. So, what is good for the body to eat with sleep-related epilepsy? The following is a list of foods suitable for people with sleep-related epilepsy: 1, certain minerals are helpful for some patients, magnesium (present in large amounts in whole wheat flour, millet, figs, meat, fish, nuts and legumes); zinc (present in meat, livestock offal, malt, nuts, crab, oysters and lentils) and calcium (calcium food) (mainly present in milk and dairy products) in helping some people prevent convulsions. 2, mixed salad and raw fruit (fruit food) can reduce the number and extent of attacks. 3, should eat home-cooked meals, and food should be diverse, rice, pasta, fatty meat, lean meat, eggs, milk, fruit (fruit food), vegetables (vegetable food), fish, shrimp, etc. should be eaten. 4, epilepsy in the beginning is mostly real evidence, the body is strong, or is wind and phlegm congestion, the diet should be light and nutritious, eat more rice, noodles, vegetables. If you are weak or have a weak constitution, you should eat foods that nourish the liver and kidneys, strengthen the spleen and help the blood and vital energy. Can eat more lean pork, pig heart, pig liver, animal brain, cinnamon meat, lotus seeds, wolfberry, etc. 6, can eat more laxative food (such as honey, bananas, walnuts, almonds, spinach, etc.) to keep the bowels open.