Patient's question:
4 limbs twitching, fists clenched in both hands, eyes rolling up or black pupils deviating to one side, bluish complexion, foaming at the mouth, often accompanied by tongue bite and incontinence.Doctor's answer:
This is a symptom of grand mal seizure. It is recommended to seek active treatment because although grand mal seizures occur infrequently, the symptoms during an episode are severe, causing significant harm to the patient and increasing the risk of accidents.Treatment currently focuses primarily on medication. Scientific and appropriate medication can help about 80% of patients completely overcome the burden of epilepsy and lead normal lives. Do not mistakenly believe that medication cannot treat epilepsy. The key is to use medication correctly and apply treatment methods rationally. If patients take medication blindly or indiscriminately, it will not yield good results.
When patients bathe, they should remember not to be alone and should have family members or friends nearby. The water temperature should not be too high, and it is best if the bathroom can be ventilated. Bathing time should not be too long, and patients should not bathe on an empty stomach.