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| Myths And Truths About Epilepsy by Syphonn(m): 2:56am On Nov 12, 2017 |
Myths And Truths About Epilepsy 1. A person can swallow the tongue during epilepsy attack. It is physically impossible to swallow your own tongue. 2. You must force something in the mouth of someone who has an attack. Absolutely not! That’s a good way to chill teeth, puncture the gums, be mordant or even break someone’s jaw. The correct first aid is simple. READ MORE http://www.busygisting.com/myths-and-truths-you-should-know-about-epilepsy/ |
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