What to watch out for during a seizure and what to look out for during a seizure?

Hello, when there is an aura, the first thing to do is to protect the tongue and place a pressure plate wrapped with gauze between the patient's upper and lower molars before the seizure to avoid biting the tongue. During the attack, the patient is placed on his back with his collar loosened and his head turned to one side to facilitate the discharge of respiratory secretions and vomitus, and to prevent choking and choking caused by the flow into the trachea. [Epilepsy Department of Tianjin Armed Police Corps Hospital].

1. Stay calm and don't be afraid.

2. Prevent patients from being injured. For example, moving the patient away from the pool, high place, staircase, helping to remove glasses, removing sharp objects near the patient, placing soft objects under the patient's body, etc.; If the patient has a seizure while standing, the patient should be supported and guided to prevent the patient from suddenly falling to the ground or walking to a dangerous area.

3. When the patient is convulsive, press and hold the patient's body, but the force is not too strong to prevent fractures.

4. Do not put any objects in the patient's mouth, and do not try to feed water, medicine and other food; In particular, do not put your finger in the patient's mouth.

5. The vast majority of seizures will stop on their own after 1 or 2 minutes, and others cannot take measures to stop the seizures. All you can do is wait for the seizure to end while the patient is safe. If the seizure persists (>5 minutes), an ambulance should be called so that medication can be applied as soon as possible to stop the seizure.

6. After the seizure, many patients are not immediately clear, because there are many secretions in the mouth or vomiting, in order to prevent suffocation or aspiration, the patient can be moved to the lateral decubitus position or the head can be deflected to one side, so that the objects in the mouth can be drained out.

7. Wait for the patient to wake up before leaving (generally takes 5 10 minutes). 8. When the patient has a seizure, if possible, you can use your mobile phone to contact the doctor in time and operate under their guidance.

When encountering a seizure, the first thing to pay attention to is the safety of the patient, to determine whether the patient is in a safe environment, such as on the road, and to move the patient to a relatively safe place as much as possible. If there is a foreign body or discharge in the patient's mouth, it is necessary to clean it up as much as possible.

When a seizure occurs, the patient's meaning is unclear. Therefore, patients must take medicine in time, and must follow the doctor's instructions to ** and prevent.

Precautions for epilepsy are: 1. Don't be too hungry or too full in your diet, and don't overeat. 2. Avoid exertion and ensure adequate sleep. 3. You can participate in moderate exercise, such as walking and jogging.

4. When you go out, be sure to carry the "epilepsy ** card" with you to facilitate first aid and get in touch with your family in time.

Patients with epilepsy need to be treated with systematic oral antiepileptic drugs under the guidance of a doctor**. Commonly used antiepileptic drugs, such as valproate, levetiracetam, carbamazepine.

When taking these drugs orally, they must be taken orally under the guidance of a doctor, and they should be reviewed regularly in an outpatient setting. Even if you want to adjust the dosage or type of medication, you need to adjust it under the guidance of your doctor, and you can't adjust the dosage casually, or change the drug, or even stop the drug, otherwise it is easy to cause recurrence or aggravation of epilepsy. In addition to oral medications, patients with epilepsy should also pay attention to regular work and rest in life, not staying up late, not overeating, etc.

Avoid bad lifestyle habits: Get enough sleep, avoid other drugs or alcohol (if you must use certain medications, be sure to talk to your doctor first), be emotionally stable, and eat regularly.

Psychological care. Patients should try to maintain a good state of mind, which can be done by listening, reading, or doing something they enjoy.

Exercise recommendations. Avoid risky behaviors: Seizures are unpredictable, and patients should avoid climbing, working at height, swimming, and driving.

Epilepsy is a chronic cerebral dysfunction syndrome, many epilepsy patients are still not cured after a long time, so what is the reason why epilepsy patients are not cured for a long time? Professor Tan Shuqin, an expert at Chongqing Epilepsy ** Diagnosis and Treatment Center, said that the reason why epilepsy patients cannot be cured for a long time may be that patients have done the following things that epilepsy patients cannot do.

So what exactly can't epilepsy patients do? Professor Tan Shuqin said that people with epilepsy should not do the following:

1. Medication by yourself.

Some epilepsy patients are in a hurry, and when they see some advertisements saying that they can completely ** epilepsy, they believe that they buy some drugs indiscriminately, but they do not know that this not only may not be able to ** epilepsy, but also may cause their condition to worsen.

Second, constantly change the best method.

Some epilepsy patients want to see the effect eagerly, if after a period of time, feel that the effect is not achieved, they will change the method, so that repeatedly, it will delay the best time for epilepsy and increase the difficulty. According to the response of many epilepsy patients, the most effective method of epilepsy is DNA biological gene implantation blockade, and 90% of epilepsy patients who use this method have now been cured.