Patient's question:
Which hospital has good epilepsy experts? Two years ago, I got epilepsy with (a type of seizure). I have been treated in many places, had acupuncture and massage, and taken medicine, but it still doesn't work. I often have unpredictable recurrences, and the frequency of my epilepsy seizures is increasing. Each time I have a recurrence, I vomit white foam, my body becomes stiff, I lose control of my bladder at night, and I have severe headaches in the morning. What are the rescue methods for epilepsy recurrences?Doctor's answer:
The rescue method for a seizure involves quickly having the patient lie down without using a pillow. Place a gauze-wrapped tongue depressor between the upper and lower teeth to prevent the patient from biting their tongue. Turn the patient's head to the side, remove their clothing, and maintain their breathing. Avoid forcing movements or lightly pressing on the patient's limbs to prevent further injury. It is recommended to seek medical attention at a professional, reputable, or Grade III-A hospital. Do not miss the best opportunity for treatment and avoid using medication blindly.