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The patient should be turned to one side and a spoon ought to be placed between the back teeth so that the tongue does not get being bitten. If there's any debris nearby, it should be cleared away so that the patient may not be injured. The jaw, when tightly closed, should not be opened to allow the spoon in. Be sure to check that there is no injury to the head.
In the same way it is not recommended to hold the person and try to stop the convulsions, in the event that an attack does occur and it is triggered, it takes its own time for it to ease. In general, the attack is over within 1-2 minutes. It is crucial that the patient is properly cared for until the time when he/she is fully conscious.
The patient should be allowed to sleep after the convulsive attacks have ended and shouldn't be disturbed for too long, although he should be monitored constantly. But, it is important to provide an emergency or first aid procedure should be performed on the spot, and shifting an inpatient to a hospital should not be unnecessarily delayed.