Patient's question:
Discovered that employees were privately trading after hours. I scolded him, but he had a seizure and had a recurrence of epilepsy. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
For epilepsy patients, when a recurrence occurs, bystanders should pay attention to quickly lying them down to prevent sudden falls and injuries to the head and body. When the patient has a seizure, consciousness is impaired, so do not force them to drink water or give them anything immediately. You can tightly wrap a chopstick or small spoon with a handkerchief or towel and insert it into the patient's teeth to prevent them from biting their tongue. If the seizure lasts too long, it is important to promptly call for emergency medical assistance. You can seek treatment at professional, regular, or top-tier hospitals, but do not trust quacks or roadside advertisements to avoid wasting both money and time.