A seizure occurs due to abnormal electrical activity in the brain and usually lasts 1–3 minutes. During this time, the person may experience jerky movement of the body, rolling of the eyes, frothing from the mouth, tongue biting, involuntary urination or vomiting. Bystanders should not restrain the person or try to stop the movements, as this can cause muscle tears or joint dislocation. Instead, ensure their safety by removing nearby objects and placing something soft under the head to prevent i
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A seizure occurs due to abnormal electrical activity in the brain and usually lasts 1–3 minutes. During this time, the person may experience jerky movement of the body, rolling of the eyes, frothing from the mouth, tongue biting, involuntary urination or vomiting. Bystanders should not restrain the person or try to stop the movements, as this can cause muscle tears or joint dislocation. Instead, ensure their safety by removing nearby objects and placing something soft under the head to prevent i
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