How to give first aid to children with epilepsy?

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Epilepsy is a recurrent chronic disease, it plagues our lives, once the attack is very sudden, so also let a lot of people at a loss, often in this case more prone to accidents, in order to help you in patients with seizures can be prepared, so we must do a good job of the disease related work, then how to first aid children with epilepsy?.

How to give first aid to children with epilepsy?

First, patients will have some serious situations when they have a seizure. When they have a major seizure, they often bite their own tongue, and when it is serious, they will endanger their lives. Therefore, this is the most worrying thing for the family members. They are eager to save people. They often put their fingers between the teeth of the patients in a hurry, which is totally undesirable, Family members of patients should not try to force anything into the mouth of patients, which not only can not play a role in nursing, but also can harm patients.

Second, there are many things to pay attention to in the process of seizures. Remember not to limit the seizures of patients. When epileptic patients have convulsions, other people should not limit the limbs and body of patients. They want to reduce the impact between patients and the ground through this method, and even want to shorten the attack time of patients, but they don't know that it is easy to cause fracture of patients, Cause more harm to patients, so don't limit their freedom too much when patients have attacks.

Third: family members should pay attention to protect the patient's head with a soft cushion when they encounter a serious attack, such as a major attack, so as to avoid accidents and more serious consequences. In the process of patients with a major attack, we must keep the patient breathing smoothly, and tilt the patient's head to one side to prevent the secretion in the mouth from blocking the trachea and causing suffocation, so as to better protect the safety of patients.

matters needing attention

When the patient wakes up, he often feels headache and soreness all over the body, and has no memory of the attack process except the aura. Rescuers and their families should not describe the "terrible" scene when they fall to the ground and twitch, so as not to increase their mental burden. Patients should pay attention to light diet, avoid greasy, spicy and other stimulating food.