What to do if you have seizures twice a day

When a grand mal seizure occurs, the first thing is that there is a lot of secretions from the respiratory tract, which can easily cause airway obstruction or aspiration pneumonia. From the beginning of a grand attack, the patient's head should be turned to one side to allow the discharge to flow naturally. In addition, the collar and buttons of the patient's shirt should be unbuttoned to keep the airway open.

Frequent seizures will aggravate the condition, and you can wear an electronic meridian acupoint ** instrument, which can reduce seizures.

When a prodrome is present, it is possible for the patient to have a major mal seizure within hours or days. First of all, you must be mentally prepared. First of all, it is necessary to do a good job of psychological care to help patients stabilize their emotions and avoid patients from causing trouble; Second, the dose of the original antiepileptic drug can be temporarily increased, or other antiepileptic drugs can be added to the original drug to prevent seizures.

When the aura of a major mal attack is detected, it is too late to take any measures to prevent the attack, and the only way to prepare for the major mal attack is to ensure that the patient can avoid trauma during the attack.

Most seizures can stop on their own within a few minutes, and there is no need to take special measures and do not need to be taken to the hospital immediately. For some automatics of psychomotor seizures, it is necessary to prevent self-injury, injury or destruction of other people. If a person with a grand mal seizure has continuous convulsions of the whole body, and the consciousness is still not regained between one seizure, it is a serious and urgent situation, and at this time it is called status epilepticus, and it must be immediately sent to the emergency department to try to stop the seizure in the shortest possible time to prevent disability or death.

?Epilepsy patients are unable to grasp the time of seizures, because seizures cannot be rescued in time and threaten life. In order to avoid the impact of seizures, patients need to understand how often seizures occur and how they should be.

Let's ask experts from the top 10 epilepsy hospitals to help us explain in detail. If you understand the common knowledge of epilepsy, the answers to questions such as how often do seizures occur in epilepsy will be easily solved. Epilepsy generally has typical characteristics, but because the righteous qi is real and deficient, and the phlegm disturbance is deep and shallow, the duration and intermittent time after the seizure and the severity of the disease are different.

In terms of seizure duration, short seizures can be as few seconds or minutes as long as several hours. In terms of the interval between episodes of the disease, the long ones can occur once every few years, and the short ones can occur every day or even several times a day. The seizure cycle of epilepsy is not clearly defined, and it also depends on the basic condition of the patient, in terms of seizure duration, the short seizure is only a few seconds, or a few minutes, and the long seizure can be as long as several hours.

In terms of the interval between episodes of the disease, the long ones can occur once every few years, and the short ones can occur every day or even several times a day. In terms of the severity of the disease, the mild proximate manifestation is mental disorder, such as the patient's sudden interruption of activities, or the sudden fall of an object in his hand, or a sudden twitch in a certain part of the body, and the upward vision of the back eyes, etc.; Severe onset of illness is abrupt, suddenly falls to the ground, does not know what to do, limbs twitch, foaming at the mouth, and wakes up completely unaware of the attack, but feels tired and weak all over. The severity of epilepsy depends on the duration of the disease.

Generally, at the beginning, the righteous qi is deficient, and it can still be hyperactive, so the duration of the attack is short, and the interval is long; Due to the reversal, the righteous qi gradually declines, phlegm and dampness, liver wind, and does not go, and the seizures in epilepsy become more and more frequent, and the condition becomes more and more serious. If epilepsy patients can adjust their emotions and maintain a peaceful and optimistic attitude in their lives, it will have a good effect on the prevention of seizures, and if there is a precursor to seizures, do not be anxious and nervous, try to imagine a peaceful state of mind, let yourself relax, and it will also have a certain effect on the prevention of seizures. Epilepsy patients need to do a good job of comprehensive daily conditioning, supplement adequate nutrition, do not overeat, adhere to a moderate amount of exercise, maintain a good attitude, do not overwork, etc., do these well, can reduce the number of seizures of epilepsy to a certain extent, and also play a certain role in promoting the patient's **.

Secondly, if you want to get rid of epilepsy fundamentally, you also need to make a special diagnosis** and develop a suitable plan. Experts pointed out that if the patient does a good job in the above two aspects of conditioning, the possibility of epilepsy is still very highYou should already know through the above introduction.

Experts remind you that epilepsy must be carried out in a regular professional hospital, preferably in a national hospital, so that the efficacy can be guaranteed, so as not to delay the condition and make the condition more serious.

I wonder how often a true epilepsy occurs. Judging by how many episodes I've had myself. It seems that as long as you don't stay up late, there is nothing at all.

Isn't it possible to have symptoms like mine without medication**. As long as you control your usual rest time, you can do it. Because it is three points of drug poison, and it is the head **, I am afraid that there will be great sequelae when I get older.

First, damage to brain function. The biggest harm of epilepsy to the human body is the damage to the brain, every time the seizure, brain cells may be edema, lack of oxygen, and will also directly lead to personality changes, slow response, memory loss, etc. The brain damage caused by the reversal of epilepsy can easily cause increased blood pressure and cerebral hypoxia, which can have different degrees of negative impact on children's intelligence, behavior and cognition, and finally may gradually lose their ability to work or even live.

Second, accidental injury. During a seizure, confusion may cause various traumas such as fractures and soft tissue damage.

Third, mental trauma. Seizures can have an impact on a person's school, work, and family life.

Fourth, drugs***. As epilepsy is a chronic disease, it requires long-term medication, which may lead to damage to the liver, kidneys and bone marrow.

Fifth, family pressure. Long-term epilepsy** causes great mental stress, heavy financial pressure and psychological burden to families.

This is a sudden condition caused by excessive mood swings, and it is generally considered that only one seizure cannot be diagnosed as epilepsy, and at least two or more seizures are required to consider the diagnosis of epilepsy. Of course, it needs to be considered comprehensively in combination with electroencephalogram and other related examinations. If the EEG has a clear typical epileptiform discharge, the diagnosis of epilepsy is clear, and another seizure may occur, requiring more observation and consideration of antiepileptic conduct**.

You're not epileptic. Rather, it is a fainting convulsion caused by the rush of anger. Don't be so angry in the future, it won't happen.

First of all, we must stabilize our emotions, and if you have this kind of problem, you should also go to a professional hospital to take a look and do an electroencephalogram. Then address this problem and see if you need to take medication.

Epilepsy is a disease and syndrome characterized by intermittent dysfunction of the central nervous system caused by repeated sudden overfiring of neurons in the brain. It is a disorder that originates in the brain and acts backwards in varying degrees of motor sensory, autonomic, conscious and mental states. This definition encapsulates the complexity of epilepsy symptoms and the two basic characteristics of epilepsy, namely recurrent and episodic.

Epilepsy is a reverse-acting disorder of mental disorder. There are many types of symptoms, and it is easy to miss the diagnosis, and it is generally believed that only confusion, convulsions all over the body, and foaming at the mouth are the symptoms of epilepsy. In fact, epilepsy is more common in large episodes, but it is not the only symptom, such as absence seizures, headaches in vegetative epilepsy, and local convulsions in localized epilepsy.

Epilepsy is a chronic condition in which neurons in the brain suddenly and abnormally discharge, resulting in transient brain dysfunction. Seizures, on the other hand, refer to clinical phenomena caused by abnormal and excessive hypersynchronized electrical discharges of brain neurons. Now there are many big hospitals that can ** this disease.

Take him to check it out**, I don't dare to say it's completely good, but it's okay not to have a seizure.

The number of seizures does not depend on the individual's condition. Some are only once a few years, and some are several times a day. In the third year of high school, there was a classmate in the next class who only sent it once in a few years before, but because of the pressure of studying, he sent it twice in half a year.

Epilepsy seizures are irregular, usually occur suddenly and stop abruptly, and some people may have multiple seizures in a day, while others may not have seizures for several years. It causes a lot of mental stress to the patient. Once epilepsy is diagnosed, you should seek medical attention in time**, and you should insist on taking regular medication for a long time, and you should not reduce or stop the medication at will.

Attention should be paid to preventing the triggers of epilepsy, avoiding overwork, emotional tension and excitement, maintaining emotional stability, and paying attention to a light diet.

The time interval between the seizures of epilepsy from the early stage to the later stage is getting shorter, so that is to say, the condition is getting worse, if the seizure time will become longer, it is very important to find the right way, and there are many of them, I hope it can help you, pay attention to Mu Ran and not get lost.

This is an irregular disease, there is no regularity, usually pay attention to rest, don't be too tired, it should be better.

If epilepsy is diagnosed as epilepsy, then this epilepsy can be at any time**. You have to take medicine every day to control it, this can't guarantee you how often it will happen, it may happen every day, or it may happen every few days, this is different for everyone.

The situation varies from person to person, some people, especially children, have more than a dozen seizures a day, but generally they have seizures once every three or four days, and generally large seizures may occur for three or four days until a month. Even once in a few months is more common, while small seizures may have three or four times a day, and five or six times is difficult to say. Therefore, according to the patient's condition and the electroencephalogram, the appropriate drug should be selected as appropriate**, so there is no unified standard for the number of seizures in epilepsy patients, and it varies from person to person, so it is necessary to take a personalized **.

Seizures are irregular, depending on the degree of the patient's lesions. Patients with severe lesions may reverse, also known as status epilepticus, that is, the patient is unconscious during 2 seizures, or more than 2 consecutive seizures within 30 minutes. Some patients may have an episode once a year; Some people may have seizures only a few times in their lifetime, and the timing of seizures varies for each patient.

At present, epilepsy is mainly performed by medication and surgery**, and surgery should be considered if the condition is difficult to control or continues to develop after repeated medications**.

Early stages of epilepsy. Yes. The interval is longer. Anaphase. It's going to get shorter and shorter.

It depends on the condition, everyone has different seizures, so how often they have seizures is different, but if it is not timely, the number of seizures will become more and more frequent, from once a year to once every six months, or a few months or a month. Therefore, once epilepsy is detected, it must be prompted**. so as not to delay the illness.

The seizure time of epilepsy varies from a few seconds to half an hour, and the duration of the seizure varies depending on the type of epilepsy.

Short ones are only a few seconds, such as absence seizures, infantile spasms, myoclonic seizures, etc. The time can be as long as ten minutes or even half an hour. Generally, if the seizure lasts for more than half an hour, even if it is a persistent seizure, it is generally necessary to treat it in time when the seizure occurs, because the persistent seizure can easily cause the patient to suffocate or even cause sudden death.

Although epilepsy is a common brain disease today, its impact is very large, and there is no way to maintain it by taking drugs for a long time. And during the ** period, you should also actively take care of it, and you should also have regular check-ups, so as to reduce the number of seizures.

The duration of seizures mostly ranges from tens of seconds to several minutes, but the vast majority of patients will not have seizures for more than 5 minutes, but there will also be persistent seizures, often more than 5 minutes or even more than ten minutes.

It depends on the type of epilepsy. In general, seizures do not last more than five minutes. If there are more than half an hour of continuous seizures, then for status epilepticus, you need to see a doctor immediately.

Status epilepticus generally refers to frequent recurrences of consciousness that do not fully recover between seizures, or seizures that persist for more than 30 minutes and do not stop on their own. If the seizures persist for about half an hour, it can be defined as status epilepticus. Prolonged seizures, if not timely**, can lead to irreversible brain damage due to hyperthermia, circulatory collapse, or neuronal excitotoxic damage, with high disability and mortality rates.

Therefore, once a patient develops status epilepticus, they must be taken to the hospital for first aid after taking first aid measures**.

In terms of seizure duration, seizures can range from a few seconds or minutes to several hours.

Generally, the seizure time will not exceed 1 minute, a single onset is generally between 2 and 15 seconds, if the seizure is persistent, it is relatively long, if the seizure is more than ten minutes and has not recovered, you need the help of others to call the first aid** to send the hospital for first aid.