How to deal with sudden epilepsy

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Before that, I felt that something was wrong with my whole body. I always felt dizzy and had convulsions in my hands and feet. Later, I would vomit and froth. I went to the hospital and was diagnosed as sudden epilepsy. This disease often attacks, which is very sudden and unexpected. Today, let me share with you how to deal with sudden epilepsy.

How to deal with sudden epilepsy

The first method: should immediately come forward to hold the patient, try to let it fall slowly, so as to avoid falling. At the same time, before the patient's lips are closed, quickly roll the handkerchief and gauze into a roll and pad them between the patient's lower teeth to prevent the tongue from being bitten when the teeth are closed.

The second method: for those who have fallen to the ground and landed on their face, turn them over to avoid airway obstruction. At this time, if the patient's teeth are closed, don't pry them open by force, otherwise the patient's teeth will become loose and fall off.

The third method: the rescuer unties the patient's collar and trouser belt to make his breathing unobstructed. In order to prevent the patient's saliva or vomit from breathing into the trachea, the rescuer or family members should always be around the patient and wipe away the patient's vomit at any time.

matters needing attention

Only through scientific treatment and correct nursing can epilepsy be effectively controlled. During the treatment period, patients should have an optimistic attitude and avoid inducing factors in life.