BEST DOCTOR FOR FITS IN PITAMPURA – DO’S AND DON’T WHEN YOU HAVE FITS AT HOME
                     BEST DOCTOR FOR FITS IN 
PITAMPURA – DO’S AND DON’T 
WHEN YOU HAVE FITS AT HOME
Fits are scary enough as it is. They can occur 
anywhere at any time and leave the patient in a 
terrible state, for there is not much he/she can do 
to stop it.
Though fits can’t be predicted, some simple 
practices can help out a person who suffers from 
them. It is important to be well aware of these 
practices if you live with someone who suffers 
from frequent fits as they may be the difference 
between life and death.
 Before we go on further, it is important to learn 
more about seizures, fits, and other neural 
problems that occur in a patient. Check out more 
blogs by Dr.Shailesh Jain here and read up on 
essential practices to curb neurological problems.
Remain Calm
It is tough to see someone experience a fit 
and not act panicky, but that’s what you 
have to do. Remain calm and follow the 
procedures that you have learned.
Act With Ease
If a person is having a violent seizure, gently 
lay them down on a bed or a couch or even 
the floor if nothing is available and remove 
any sharp objects from the surroundings. Put 
a pillow or some soft padding under their 
head. Remove glasses if the person is 
wearing one and loosen the collar, tie, etc. 
DON’T Try to Stop Their Movements
Don’t ever try to stop their jerky movements or 
give them CPR while they are experiencing a 
seizure. Let them fight it out and remain calm. 
Check the Patient
Gently check the patient for a medical bracelet 
that may indicate whether they have previous 
neurological or medical problems. If they do 
happen to have a medical bracelet, read it properly 
and call an ambulance accordingly. Time the length 
of their seizure as well.
Call an Ambulance if the Seizure 
Lasts for More Than 5 Minutes
A seizure that lasts for more than 5 minutes is 
extremely dangerous and an ambulance must be 
called immediately. 
DON’T Give Them Food
Don’t give the person food or water until you are 
sure they are under full control of their body and 
coordination. They might choke on the given 
food which will lead to even further 
complications.
DON’T Act Like They are a Mental 
Patient
Don’t make a person who has experienced a fit like a 
danger or threat. Remain there to calm yourself and 
the other person, and after their fit has ended, take 
them to a corner and calmly explain what just 
happened to them. Talk to them to make them feel 
better and have the person feel relaxed. Ask about 
his/her seizure history and whether they want to call 
a doctor or not.
Leave Only When the Person has 
Fully Recovered
It is essential to ensure that a person who has just 
experienced a fit has complete coordination of 
his/her body afterward. Stay with them until they 
are feeling alright and call an ambulance if they 
are not.
Dr. Shailesh Jain AIIMS 
Neurosurgeon(Former) and Arihant 
Neurospine Clinic
Dr. Shailesh Jain was 
the top neurosurgeon 
in Pitampura in AIIMS, 
Delhi. He has now 
shifted to practice in 
the Arihant 
Neurospine Clinic 
which is the best clinic 
for fits in Pitampura.
The Arihant Neurospine Clinic has had 
glowing reviews all across the board and 
has been praised for its professionalism by 
critics and patients alike. Book an 
appointment with the best doctor for fits in 
Pitampura, Dr. Shailesh Jain here!
Dr. Shailesh Jain specializes in fits among 
children and back pain among adults. He 
also consults in the Max Super Specialty 
Hospital, Shalimar Bagh.
CONTACT US
FP-2A, Maurya Enclave 
Landmark: Near ND Market, 
Delhi
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