Emergency help after epilepsy surgery

1, after the onset of the patient, let others lie on their backs in time, don't put a pillow on the patient, wrap the tongue depressor or chopsticks between the upper and lower molars (back teeth) with a soft cloth or towel, and don't block the mouth to prevent the patient from biting his tongue. Immediately loosen the collar, make the patient's head tilt to one side, make oral secretions flow out by themselves, and prevent saliva from entering the airway by mistake, causing aspiration pneumonia. At the same time, the patient's jaw should be lifted to prevent the tongue from falling back and blocking the trachea.

2. Don't forcibly feed water or press limbs during the attack.

3. In case of persistent seizure, you should call 120 for help in time and send the patient to the hospital for further rescue.

4. Antiepileptic drugs should be taken on an empty stomach, and those with stomach problems can take them after meals. Pay attention to oral hygiene and brush your teeth frequently during taking medicine.

5. Epilepsy patients should avoid emotional excitement and fatigue in daily life, do not climb mountains, ride bicycles or swim, and do not work beside machines to avoid accidents during seizures.

6. If patients have dentures, they should take them off before going to bed every day. When epilepsy patients sleep in a single bed, they should add a bed block beside the bed to prevent injuries caused by falling off the bed.

The above are the first-aid measures and precautions for daily nursing after epilepsy. The treatment of epilepsy is a long-term work, and the general patients have to go through long-term treatment to achieve obvious therapeutic effects. Therefore, patients and their families should do a good job in prevention and nursing in their daily lives, try to reduce the number of attacks and alleviate the pain of patients.