Call 911
Seizures need emergency care unless you know the person has a history of seizures and can be treated for a brief seizure at home.
1. Prevent Choking
Loosen clothing around the person's neck.
Roll the person on his or her side to keep the airway open.
Don't put anything into the person's mouth.
2. Protect From Injury
Move sharp objects, such as glassware or furniture, away from the person.
Ask bystanders to give the person room.
Do not restrain or hold down the person.
3. Treatment
Medications or various blood tests and imaging may be needed.
4. Follow Up
Stay with the person until emergency help arrives.
