Nursing measures for brain cancer patients during epileptic seizures

Brain cancer patients may experience epileptic seizures of varying degrees, so daily care for epilepsy patients is also a key part, which is conducive to helping brain cancer patients relieve pain and recover soon.

1. Get enough sleep

Brain cancer patients should get enough sleep, rest well, and avoid fatigue during epileptic seizures, because lack of sleep can increase brain excitability and more easily induce epileptic seizures. Adult patients should ensure at least 7 to 9 hours of sleep per day, and children at least 8 to 16 hours.

2. Going out?

Patients with epilepsy should avoid going out alone. It is best to have family members accompany them and carry medicines with them to facilitate the treatment of patients. Do not travel or travel far before the seizure is basically under control. After the condition is under control, they must travel with family members who are familiar with the condition and master the care. They must carry emergency medicines with them to deal with the condition in time.

3. Exercise

Brain cancer patients can exercise appropriately according to their condition during the period when epilepsy is not occurring, such as walking, jogging, playing badminton, Tai Chi and other exercises. More exposure to fresh air and sunlight is beneficial to cultivating sentiment and boosting spirits. Appropriate physical activities can increase the stability of nerve cells.

4. How to drink tea correctly?

Green tea is rich in antioxidants - catechins, which can make blood circulation in the body smoother and purify the blood, which helps ensure adequate blood supply to the brain of epileptic patients, thereby inhibiting epileptic attacks.