Apollo Hospitals | First Aid in Seizure | What to do in case of seizure ?

Apollo Hospitals is the leading multi-specialty hospitals group in India. Learn the appropriate first aid in case of a seizure , from our medical experts and be prepared to handle medical emergencies.

Stay calm, loosen anything around the person's neck
Do not restrain them or put anything in their mouth, clear the area around them, and stay with them after the seizure stops.
Call 1066 if the seizure lasts longer than 5 minutes, the person has another seizure, does not wake up, or has another medical condition.

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[foxypirate]

This is actually very good. My friend had a seizure after I watched this days before. It was in the school field during Lunch. Everyone thought she was spazing out like a creepy robot. I was the only one who knew what to do. After she woke up, she saw me, I was a hero. Then everyone was nice to me. This IA a very good video. Thank you! 💙

[j-game]

*D O N ‘ T P A N I C, J U S T M O V E B A C K*

[kirsten]

my friend had a seizure at a corn maze, one of the parents there was a doctor, so they were fine. but a really big main point is to stay calm and keep other people calm. stay calm

[aprilhdunmoyer]

My father has seizures and this is very helpful.

[dantehellsing]

Thank you a co-worker today just experienced a seizure today I had no idea she was epileptic. This gave me a better idea how to handle the situation next time.

[aatang]

I had a seziure attack in 2015...but after taking . medicine and yoga ...I am fit and fine....

this disease really affected my social life...
I losed my confidence and it badly affected my education....but some how I determined myself ..started ignoring people. people have really bad view about this disease ... today I am doing well and having a healthy happy life style....I donate blood regularly...I really want to aware people about this disease....

this disease taught me ....you are alone, nobody is permanent so better be strong and always laugh
and spread happiness...

[Muuip]

A special thank you for all of those who perform these simple yet important steps for me, whom I never got a chance to thank.

[dylan_playz]

I have epilepsy, and this is helpful. My family watched this once before I had a seizure once. My body felt stiff, I felt like I was in a comma, and I felt like I was a statue. My seizure only lasted about 3 minutes, and I had to see some doctors after to clarify I was ok. Luckily I am ok, and experienced this seizure 3 years ago. I have not a seizure since.

[kimdanepajarillo]

if only i watched this i can save my brother....RIP Man I'll miss you

[boredbird]

I had a seizure in the middle of a mall once, people called 911 and basically saved my life. I had fallen backwards and began convulsing. Luckily people new what to do and helped. Bless them.

[aadivirsingh]

My brother actually had his first seizure a year ago. It was really scary. Thanks for this video. We didn’t know what he was doing.

[shilpapatra]

I lost my brother to this, even after several treatments! God bless my brother's Innocent soul!

[pawziiee]

My best friend had a random seizure in band class today. It was scary but she ended up getting taken to the hospital. I don’t know anything else beyond that. I hope she is alright ❤️

[voteblue]

Thank you for your helpful information. I had a brother who had Microcephaly and frequent seizures. I now have a dog that has seizures about once a month. I don't panic having seen many seizures in my life.

[theArchitectMan]

Thanks for putting two unskippable ads at the start of the video, y'all are saving lives!

[ursuss]

During one of my middleschool years a classmate collapsed from seizures during lessons in two separate occurrences-can confirm it is scary as hell particularly the first time when you don't know what it is... We had to quickly slide our tables away from him so that he didn't hit them during the convulsions (you can easily fracture bones like that as the shaking is often violent).

Few years later during the bus ride back to home, a girl at the back of the bus had one too. This was more complicated as a bus is a crammed area by nature and obviously the seats are not moveable-so we just laid her inside the best we could, used some of our vests/backpacks to block her from hitting something hard, then once the bus had parked and she stopped convulsing, the driver made the emergency call and we put her on the ground until the fire dept EMTs arrived...

As with any emergency, it is crucial to react QUICKLY. And obviously to have the victim transported to a hospital ASAP.
Because the most severe seizure cases can be life theatening. As spectacular as it looks though, if the correct action is taken as fast as possible, in most cases a seizure-affected person can recover without much complication...

[sammisas]

My boyfriend had a seizure in the car today thankfully while we were parked at a gas station. I was so uneducated on how too handle it thank you so much for this video.

[tariqvlogs]

Who's here after juice wrld death, RIP legend 💔💔💔

[FaruzaDias]

Thank you for posting this very sensitive video to help bystanders witnessing someone experiencing a seizure!

[justyogi]

बहुत अच्छी वीडियो जागरूक करने के लिए,
कल मेरे सामने एक लड़के को आया और अफसोस मैं कुछ नहीं कर पाया, इसलिए आज देख रहा हूँ और सीख रहा हूँ ❣️❣️❣️❣️