Patient's question:
Today didn't go to the hospital, what kind of assistance is needed: Is there a potential serious illness that requires attention in daily life...Doctor's answer:
What you mentioned about sudden fainting without being aware of it should be a petit mal seizure, which has a short duration and no pain. This condition is common in children. However, your condition does not seem to be caused by hypoglycemia or hypotension. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up and an electroencephalogram.1. Minimize moving or disturbing the patient and keep them as quiet as possible.
2. Loosen the patient's collar and belt, and place them in a horizontal position. In severe shock, the head should be lowered, and the feet slightly elevated. However, this method is not suitable if the head is injured, breathing is difficult, or pulmonary edema is present. In such cases, the head should be slightly elevated instead.
3. Pay attention to keeping the patient warm but avoid overheating.
4. Sometimes, you can give the patient ginger sugar water or strong tea as warm beverages.