Patient's question:
Screaming loudly, twitching all over, foaming at the mouth, eyes rolling back, unclear consciousness, biting the tongueDoctor's answer:
The patient may have epilepsy, similar to the symptoms of a grand mal seizure, and can seek medical treatment at a formal hospital's neurology department. When the patient has a seizure, a tongue depressor can be placed in the mouth to prevent tongue bites. During generalized convulsions, avoid applying force to the patient to prevent injury. It is advisable to visit the hospital for a thorough examination to determine whether the epilepsy is primary or secondary, and to receive timely treatment. Patients who spit foam can use traditional Chinese medicine remedies as supplementary treatment while receiving symptomatic treatment. In daily diet, it is important to maintain a proper diet and avoid stimulating foods.