do all epileptics bite there tongue every time they have a seizure?

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There are many different kinds of epileptic seizure, and the action required during and after a seizure will depend on the seizure type. Some people experience more than one kind of seizure. Some only experience seizures when they are asleep - these are nocturnal seizures.

First aid for convulsive epileptic seizures:
a. stay calm
b. note the time.
c. prevent others from crowding round.
d. put something soft under the person’s head - like a jacket or cardigan - to prevent injury.
e. only move if they are in a dangerous place, such as in the road or at the top of stairs. Move things away from them if there is a risk of injury.
f. do not attempt to restrain the convulsive movements. Allow the seizure to take its course.
g. do not put anything in the person’s mouth. There is no danger of swallowing the tongue and teeth biting the tongue

YES MOST PEOPLE DO!!

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