How to treat convulsions and upward eye rolling

The main treatment methods for convulsions accompanied by upward rolling of the eyes include the following: 1. Emergency management: When a convulsion occurs, the patient should be quickly assisted to lie down flat to avoid injuries from sudden loss of consciousness. Secretions in the mouth should be cleared to prevent suffocation. If the patient has a high fever, timely cooling measures are necessary. 2. Medication: Depending on the underlying cause, anti-epileptic drugs such as carbamazepine or oxcarbazepine, or antipsychotic medications such as sodium valproate or lamotrigine may be taken under medical supervision. 3. Surgical treatment: For patients with precisely localized lesions unresponsive to medication, surgical options such as focal cortical resection or hemispherectomy may be considered, with cure rates exceeding 90%. 4. Neuromodulation therapy: When both surgical and medication treatments are ineffective, neuromodulation techniques such as vagus nerve stimulation may be employed. 5. Daily care: Avoid inducing factors such as excessive fatigue, staying up late, and mental stress. Maintain a light diet, consume more easily digestible foods, and avoid spicy or irritating foods.