Patient's question:
My child developed epilepsy as a complication of meningitis caused by a fever. Epilepsy symptoms occasionally recur, and when it happens, his hands and feet twitch intensely, which is very painful. Currently, he is undergoing medication treatment. I want to understand how to take care of a child with epilepsy. What kind of support is needed: How to take care of a child with epilepsy.Doctor's answer:
If the child with epilepsy suddenly recurs, they should be quickly laid flat, with attention paid to guarding the head and limbs. The collar and pants belt should be loosened to ensure respiratory. Take a side-lying position, extend the neck, and tilt the chin forward to prevent the tongue root from falling backward and obstructing the airway, causing difficulty breathing. Be cautious of mandibular dislocation, tongue muscle bites, falling off the bed, and limb contusions, fractures, and fractures. For children with psychomotor seizures, be cautious of self-injury, injuring others, and getting lost.