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First Aid for Seizures

  • Help the person to the ground.
  • Turn the person onto his/her side.
  • Fold the person’s arm under his/her head.
  • Place padding under his/her head.
  • Remove his/her glasses.
  • Loosen tight clothing around the person’s neck.
  • Clear the area of any objects that could cause injury.
  • Make sure breathing remains unobstructed.
  • Stay with the person until he/she is able to speak.

 

 

Call an ambulance if:

  • The convulsions last longer than 5 minutes.
  • The person is injured.
  • Anytime a person seizes while in water.
  • The person has aspirated vomit.
  • She is pregnant.
  • Breathing does not return to normal.
  • This is the first seizure.
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