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This page provides general condition guidance. It is not connected to a specific person and contains no personal emergency information.
This page provides general condition guidance. It is not connected to a specific person and contains no personal emergency information.
General Condition Guidance
Epilepsy Emergency Guide
This person may experience seizures. Stay calm, protect them from injury, time the seizure, and call 911 if it lasts longer than 5 minutes or they have difficulty breathing afterward.
Emergency Guidance
Immediate Steps
- Time the seizure from start to finish.
- Protect the person from nearby hazards (furniture, sharp objects, traffic).
- Cushion the head with something soft when possible.
- Turn the person to their side when safe to help keep the airway clear.
- Monitor breathing throughout and after the seizure.
Call 911 Immediately If:
- The seizure lasts longer than 5 minutes
- They have difficulty breathing or do not regain consciousness
- They have multiple seizures without regaining consciousness
- The seizure occurs in water
- They are injured during the seizure
- This is their first known seizure
Do Not:
- Do not restrain the person or hold them down
- Do not place anything in their mouth
- Do not give food or drink until they are fully alert
- Do not leave them alone during or immediately after the seizure
- Do not administer rescue medication unless following verified personal instructions or trained caregiver direction
After the Immediate Situation
- Stay with the person until they are fully alert and oriented
- They may be confused, tired, or have a headache
- Offer reassurance and a quiet place to rest
- Contact their emergency contact if found on ID
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Understanding CareID Guide Levels
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The CareID Connect experience with individual contacts, medications, allergies, communication needs, and emergency instructions.
CareID Access Options
A guide is most useful when someone can find it at the moment help is needed. CareID Beacon, CareID Card, and CareID Wallet make emergency guidance visible and accessible from the person, their wallet, or their phone.
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Get a Personalized CareIDDraft content version: 2026-08 · Medical review pending