Patient's question:
I added the relative next to me who is about 33 years old this year. Because our relatives have a very good relationship, he lives alone. Last year, he also had a seizure, and the child by his side is always out of town, and he will never take care of him often. Sometimes we will take care of him.Doctor's answer:
A grand seizure has already started. Immediately help the patient into a semi-recumbent position to prevent falls and injuries. Then, undo their tie, bra, shirt buttons, and belt, ensuring the airway remains clear. Tilt the head to the side to allow saliva and vomit to drain as much as possible from the mouth. To prevent tongue bites, you can roll a handkerchief into a tube or wrap a cloth strip around two chopsticks and place them between the patient's upper and lower teeth. During the seizure, gently support the patient's limbs without applying force, to avoid fractures or strains. In fact, having epilepsy is not as frightening as it may seem. The patient should believe that they can overcome the disease. As long as timely treatment is provided during the early stages, the chances of stabilizing the condition and recovering are very high.