The drug of choice for sustained seizures should be diazepam.
Persistent status epilepticus is defined as a seizure that persists for more than 5 minutes without relief, and the duration of this status is so long that it can leave permanent neurological damage. The current clinical drug of choice for the treatment of persistent status epilepticus is a sedative drug such as diazepam to promote the termination of the seizure and wakefulness of the patient as soon as possible.
In addition to timely administration of medication, attention should be paid to maintaining the stability of vital signs, administering oxygen, monitoring heart rate, blood pressure, respiration, and electroencephalogram; it is also necessary to keep the airway open, remove secretions from the patient’s mouth and remove dentures. Close attention should be paid to the patient’s condition to prevent and treat complications.
In summary, it is recommended to consult a doctor for standardized diagnosis and treatment when necessary, and to standardize the use of medication under the guidance of the doctor.