How to prevent foaming at the mouth

In some funny comedies, we often see scenes of foaming at the mouth. However, in real life, when we see someone foaming at the mouth, we can no longer laugh. Foaming at the mouth is mostly caused by epileptic seizures. Mental disorders, sleep disturbances, and brain cell dysfunction may all lead to foaming at the mouth. So how can we prevent this from happening? Let me give a detailed explanation below.

1. Women should pay attention to health care during pregnancy. After women become pregnant, they should not take medicine blindly. If they are sick, they must use medicine with caution under the guidance of a doctor. Because some drugs have teratogenic effects, especially in the first three months of pregnancy, the teratogenic effects of drugs are particularly prominent. Avoid excessive exposure to radiation. Various types of radiation (including X-rays, gamma rays, and radiation from household appliances, televisions, and computers) may cause congenital developmental defects to the fetus. Therefore, pregnant women should try to avoid working and living in high-radiation environments. In addition, you should prevent various viral and bacterial infections during pregnancy and have regular prenatal examinations. If ultrasound examination reveals obvious abnormalities in fetal development, the pregnancy should be terminated promptly. If the umbilical cord is found around the fetus's neck, a cesarean section should be performed promptly. During delivery, try to minimize fetal hypoxia, asphyxia, and birth injuries, and try to avoid using forceps and fetal extractors. These delivery devices often cause intracranial hemorrhage and brain damage in the baby, leaving hidden dangers that lead to epilepsy.

2. Children (4 months to 5 years old) should avoid fever caused by colds, tonsillitis, pneumonia and fright. If the body temperature exceeds normal by about 3°C, symptomatic treatment should be given in time to avoid febrile convulsions. Repeated febrile convulsions can cause brain tissue hypoxia and secondary brain damage, which is the pathological basis for epilepsy. According to domestic reports, the incidence of febrile convulsions turning into epilepsy is 3.8% to 20%. Therefore, if a child's fever exceeds 38.0℃, parents must pay attention to timely treatment and seek medical treatment in time.

3. Pay attention to personal and traffic safety to prevent traumatic epilepsy caused by craniocerebral trauma. The incidence of post-traumatic epilepsy is 0.5% to 50%. The longer the coma time and the more severe the brain parenchyma damage, the higher the incidence. For example, compression from intracranial hematoma in the acute phase and intracranial high pressure caused by edema after brain parenchymal injury can all lead to epileptic seizures. Injury after craniocerebral surgery and brain atrophy after cerebral contusion and laceration can lead to insufficient blood supply to the brain, dysfunction of brain cells and epilepsy.

Through the above description, I believe everyone knows that foaming at the mouth is not as funny as it is in the movies. They also have a further understanding of this symptom and know how to prevent this disease. In addition, if you find yourself or others suffering from this symptom, you must go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible.