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do's & dont's in epilepsy | From drdineshsharma [Log on to view profile] | on 2007-08-22 |
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1.Don't try to stop the fit.
2.Don't move the patient.
3.Don't force anything into the mouth during a seizure.
4.Do allow enough air circulation.
5.Turn the patient to his/her side to prevent swallowing the vomit.
6.Note the movements and changes to report to the doctor.
7.Call the doctor if the convulsion lasts longer.
Keep a positive outlook
Change the attitude that you are an epileptic and can't lead a normal life. You are a normal person who can drive and work.
Take your medicines regularly.
Avoid stress and have good sleep daily.
Dr.Dinesh Sharma |
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