Changes in electrical discharges in the brain cause epilepsy. Living with epilepsy requires careful attention to daily habits and care.
First aid for seizures • Make the person lie down on their side. This helps avoid aspiration. • If they are wearing tight dresses, loosen them. • Avoid giving iron things in their hand since they can hurt themselves. • Keep a towel or a soft cloth in their mouth to avoid biting the tongue.
Watch Dr. Dhivya Selvaraj of Kauvery Hospital, one of the best Neurologists in Salem, walk you through some helpful epilepsy patient care tips to ensure safety, manage seizures, and promote overall well-being.
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00:25If you have a stroke, you can have a wheelchair bound, you can have a wheelchair bound, you can have a job, you can have a job, you can have a job, you can have a job.
00:38Now, we have a recent medical advances.
00:40So, in the brain, there are changes in the electrical discharge.
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01:02So, in the case of the villages, we have to do the same thing.
01:09There is a social stigma.
01:11If we have a thought about Fitz, we have to do the same thing.
01:16So, we have to treat this properly.
01:20So, Fitz is completely cured.
01:28So, the causes are changing.
01:31In the case of the children, there is a fever.
01:36So, in the case of the 6 months or 5 years, it is normal.
01:39In the case of the high fever, there is a brain damage.
01:43But, in the case of the children, it is not a normal sensorium.
01:48It is not a normal sensorium.
01:50It is not a normal sensorium.
01:53In the case of the middle age,
01:56that is the same thing.
01:57It is not a normal sensorium.
01:59It is not a normal sensorium.
02:02So, structural causes and functional causes.
02:04Structural causes.
02:05We have scans or CT scans.
02:07In the case of the MRI scan, there is a lot of lesion.
02:10That is not a normal sensorium.
02:12This is not the case, but the autoimmune encephalitis will be used for autoimmune encephalitis.
02:21There are genetic causes in epilepsy.
02:24There are many genes that come in the family.
02:28If you take a particular genetic test, there are some treatments.
02:35According to the age, the etiology will change.
02:38This is not the case.
02:40In the age of 60-70 years, there is a stroke or associated with any stroke.
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03:24Within a long time, their own month is getting soft.
03:27It is a soft towel.
03:29If the fits is active,
03:31we can get our hands
03:34and we can get a foot in five minutes.
03:37We can get a foot in five minutes.
03:39We can get a foot in five minutes.
03:41We can get a foot in five minutes.
03:43If you get a foot in five minutes,
03:45we can call the ambulance.
03:53It depends on the etiology.
03:55If the spot in five minutes,
03:57you got a foot in five minutes.
03:59We see fine with American
04:25No, they are like normal people, they don't have a marriage, they don't have anything to do.
04:32They have to cancel their tablets in order to make sure they are safe.
04:43So, the headache is like this.
04:47Acute onset, chronic onset.
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05:06In asent time one said there's any triggers or anything
05:08And it's manageable
05:10Only if you spoke about kind of training in that interview
05:13If you talk about B.P. or that one
05:15We can do it
05:17In just because I said we have a head Hess
05:20So, if you have a thunderclap headache, you can see that there is a subarganide hemorrhage.
05:26So, there are serious issues that we have to scan.
05:30So, when you say that you have a history, you have a history, you have a trigger, you have a trigger, you have a trigger, you have to assess it.
05:40This is serious or not.
05:42So, you have to scan every patient.
05:45So, if you look at that, you have to scan a little bit of a suspicion.
05:56So, if you look at the causes of acute headache, we have a thunderclap headache.
06:03However, we also have a headache.
06:07If you look at a major event in the brain, you have a headache.
06:13So, if you look at a tumor in the brain, you have a headache.
06:16Or, if you look at CSF, you have a headache.
06:20If you look at a blockage, you have a headache.
06:23So, these are dangerous reasons.
06:26So, if you look at a subacute to chronic headache, you have a fever.
06:31So, if you look at the headache, you have a headache.
06:32So, if you look at a headache, you have a headache.
06:33And, you have to see that.
06:34So, if you look at a chronic headache, you have a migraine.
06:38So, if you look at the chronic headache, you have to say that.
06:40So, we can do a treatment for you.
06:42If you look at the chronic headache, you have to avoid the triggers.
06:46So, if you look at the chronic headache, you have to see that.
06:48In an obese female, we have to see that.
06:50So, if you look at the symptoms of an obese female, we have to differentiate.
06:55So, we have to differentiate who has a headache.
06:57We will discuss a sudden onset when the deer comes to a focal neurological deficit.
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07:20If we have a stroke, we will do a stroke.
07:30If you have a stroke, you will have a life, or a wheelchair, or a person, you will not do this.
07:40Now, we have a clot buster, a TPN drug.
07:47So, for that drug approval, for 4 and a half hours, we will get a clot and lice, and the chances are very high.
07:56That's why we stress the 4 and a half. Every minute matters.
08:00It matters exactly 4 and a half. As early as possible.
08:04In one hour, the brain damage is less. Every minute, there will be billions of neurons destroy.
08:13That's why we have done treatment.
08:16So, this is the next step. We will get a clot buster for 4 and a half hours.
08:21Without 4 and a half hours, we will get a 6 hours.
08:24This is the mechanical thrombectomy. It is a minimally invasive surgery.
08:29So, when we get the heart and angio, we will get a minimally invasive procedure.
