Patient's question:
How to perform first aid for epilepsy? Because the direct injury from the car accident affected the head, which had already started to feel uncomfortable, but recently frequent seizures and even peeling of the mouth have become uncontrollable. Going to the hospital for examination, it was determined that this is the original cause of epilepsy. To do surgery, but unaware if it is C. A self-healing. Can surgery heal epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
A seizure can quickly cause a patient to fall. Do not use a pillow. Wrap a tongue depressor or chopsticks in soft cloth or a towel between the upper and lower molars () to prevent the patient from biting their tongue. Then loosen the clothes and move the patient's head to one side so that oral secretions can flow out on their own, preventing saliva from being the respiratory tract and causing aspiration pneumonia. The patient's lower jaw should be pulled forward to prevent the back of the tongue from blocking the airway. During the seizure, do not force water or gently press on the limbs. Pinch the patient's arms and legs with your hands and heels to keep them flat and allow them to breathe freely.