Caring for Someone With Epilepsy: Seizure Care

You move items out of his way turn him on his side and talk to him assuredly him everything will be ok after he’s finnished jerking i helping him to lay down on the bed until he gets finnished.

Guardian. Angelic

Make sure she is safe and cannot hurt herself, and time the seizure.

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My husband is usually there. I was diagnosed with epilepsy 3 years ago. I've had about 4 major seizures in that time.
He doesn't get too worked up, thankfully. I'm usually clenching my fists, grinding my teeth, sweating, and maybe some convulsions.
Afterwards, there's usually a migraine for a few days, everything tastes weird, lots of memory loss, and confusion.
The last one, he was at work so after I texted him and let him know I felt one coming on, he sent my mother in law and step son to check in on me.
I ended up having 3 seizures.
Son couldn't make me sit down for a while. I was confused, then slept about 6 hours, and couldn't eat anything the rest of the day.
I'm lucky to have support. I only wish I could pinpoint the triggers better. I don't know what caused my last 2 convulsive seizures.