What to do during a seizure attack

Minor seizures have milder symptoms than major seizures, affecting only a certain part of the brain. This malaise is not associated with loss of consciousness, but the patient should be protected from injury. The simple seizures are limb twitching, vision-hearing-smell-taste hallucinations. The patient is conscious throughout but may be disturbed by unfamiliar feelings. In complex seizures, the patient stammer for a few seconds, the person may do things repeatedly, like rubbing the hands together. All other symptoms are the same as a simple seizure.
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