WHAT TO DO IN THE EPILEPSY CRISIS - FIRST AID
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What to do in Epilepsy Crisis



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When a patient has an epilepsy crisis, it is normal to faint and have seizures, which are violent and involuntary contractions of the muscles, which can cause the individual to be struggling and salivating and biting the tongue and, usually, the crises last, in between 2 and 3 minutes, it being necessary to: Put the victim on his or her side with his head down , which is known as lateral safety position, as shown in figure 1, to breathe better and avoid gasping with saliva or vomiting; Place a support under the head , such as a folded pillow or coat, to prevent the person from bumping his head