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Frequently Asked Questions

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Common Seizure Response

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Nayzilam (5mg) 

Midazolam is a fast-acting, nasal spray medication that stops seizures by calming excessive brain activity, often used in emergencies.

Physical Seizure Response

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Stay, Safe, Side

1. Stay: Remain with the person, time the seizure, and stay calm​

2. Safe: Move hard/sharp objects away. Protect their head.​

3. Side: Roll them onto their side to keep their airway clear

*Call 911 if the seizure lasts longer than 5 minutes

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