Patient's question:
Doctor, the symptoms of epilepsy in my younger brother's son may reappear. Epilepsy has been present for 3 years. Since the child became ill, he has frequently felt in a bad mood and prone to anger. How should parents of epilepsy patients provide proper care?Doctor's answer:
If you encounter this situation, first try to support the child and let him fall slowly to prevent head injury. However, do not move the patient hastily. Then, unbutton the clothing to prevent tongue biting. Call 120 promptly and get the child to the hospital to control recurrence. For parents of children with epilepsy, having a solid understanding of basic epilepsy knowledge, familiarity with the recurrence characteristics of different types of epilepsy and the potential safety hazards they pose to patients, and the ability to observe and rescue correctly at the first opportunity will undoubtedly provide excellent assistance to the child.