Patient's question:
The child is now only 2 years old, and I don't know how they developed epilepsy. When they have a seizure, their eyes roll back, their hands and feet curl up, and their whole body trembles. It lasts for 2-3 minutes, and after it's over, they fall asleep.Doctor's answer:
If signs of the condition are detected in the patient, they should be quickly laid flat on a bed or on a flat surface nearby. If it's not possible to make these arrangements in time, when you notice the patient is about to fall, immediately support them and guide them to fall in a controlled manner to prevent injuries caused by a sudden fall. During a grand mal seizure, there is often a significant amount of respiratory secretions, which can easily lead to airway obstruction or aspiration pneumonia. Starting from the onset of the seizure, turn the patient's head to one side to allow secretions to drain naturally.