Nursing diagnosis for convulsions

Convulsions can be divided into two types: physiological convulsions and pathological convulsions. Physiological convulsions are most of the time closely related to the human body's physical constitution, but pathological convulsions are also accompanied by pain, which has a great impact on the human body. And after pathological convulsions occur in patients, they should go to the hospital for examination and receive active care in time. So what are the care and diagnostic methods for patients with convulsions?

Active exercise. Patients with painful convulsions should appropriately participate in sports and actively exercise in their daily lives, because strengthening physical fitness is a good medicine to resist all diseases. Suitable exercises for patients with painful convulsions include Tai Chi, walking, jogging and other relatively mild activities.

Active treatment: Patients with secondary painful convulsions of the primary disease often suffer from other diseases such as rhinitis and sinusitis, dental and oral lesions. They should actively take corresponding treatment measures in daily life. Only by curing the primary disease as soon as possible can the onset of painful convulsions be prevented.

Build up confidence in overcoming the disease. Patients with painful convulsions should build up confidence in treating the disease, have the determination to overcome the disease, and actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment. Keep a good mood in your daily life and try to avoid impulsiveness, anger or depression.

Avoid stimulating trigger points. Patients with painful convulsions should try to prevent all factors that induce pain in daily life. For example, washing face, shaving, brushing teeth, eating, haircutting, etc. should be gentle, and trigger points should not be stimulated by excessive movements. Try not to go out when it is windy. When the weather is cold, you should keep warm and wear a mask when going out to avoid direct stimulation of the face by cold wind.

Eat softer food, because vigorous chewing can induce painful convulsions, so patients with painful convulsions should eat more liquid or semi-liquid food, such as egg custard, noodles, rice porridge, etc. Try to eat less fried food, bone-in meat, hard nuts and other foods that make chewing difficult. Do not eat or smell irritating condiments, such as ginger powder, chili, mustard, etc., to prevent pain caused by sneezing.

What is the daily care for convulsions? Patients should do a good job of daily care to achieve the purpose of auxiliary treatment of the disease. The above daily care is a very effective method to assist in the treatment of convulsions. I hope you will adopt it. Finally, the editor reminds everyone to develop good living habits, participate in more physical exercise activities and avoid excessive fatigue.