Question

a challenge I'm facing is that my son started having seizures at the age of 18 what kind of strategies I can used to cope with him having seizures

Answer 1

Ans.

• Give them room. Keep other people back.
• Clear hard or sharp objects, like glasses and furniture, away.
• Cushion their head.
• Loosen clothing around their neck, if you can safely.
• Don't try to hold them down or stop their movements.
• Keep calm. You cannot stop a seizure.
• Do not try to hold your child or stop their movements.
• Stay with your child until they are fully awake.
• Remove harmful objects near your child or stand in front of dangerous areas such as stairways. If needed, gently move your child away from dangerous areas.
• Know that your child may not hear you or be aware of what he or she is doing.
• Write down how long the seizure lasts and what your child did. After your child rests, ask what he or she remembers about the seizure.
• Call your child's doctor to let them know that a seizure occurred.