On the night of april 28th (journalist may jianming zhang qiqi), at more than 7 p. M. On april 26th, outside the ticket office at nanjing station, a 40-year-old man suddenly fainted, spitting in his mouth and suspected of having an epilepsy. In a critical situation, the man was put in danger, thanks to the prompt assistance of sunqi and yang yang of the railway police. The civilian police used a dirt method to revive the man who fainted and advised his colleagues to send him to hospital for further examination。
That evening, sun ki, a civilian police officer at the nanjing railway station at the nanjing railway police station, was, as usual, on duty at nanjing railway station square and a call of alarm drew his attention. One man “pounced” on the floor, twitched his limbs and spitted at his mouth. Among the men who were at risk, sometimes under pressure, they wanted him to wake up quickly, but the effect was not clear, and the men had never woke up to work。
Shun ki, a civilian police officer who arrived quickly, observed the symptoms of the man's illness, making a preliminary determination that it was a typical epilepsy outbreak, immediately asked his colleague, yang yang, to pick up a pickle at the station's snack shop, and put it in the man's nose for a while before carefully stuffing it into the man's mouth. Indeed, a miracle occurred in less than a minute, and men who had not yet done so were waking up。
It is known that the man who died was a long-chronic, who had no previous history of epilepsy and who had first flown on a plane and then moved to nanjing station in a bus, most likely as a result of long periods of lorries, causing epilepsy. Although the man had been awakened, the civilian police had advised his companions to take the patient to the hospital for full treatment. According to the civilian police, sun qi, an old chinese doctor once told him that, in addition to green vegetables, fresh green plants, such as green weeds and pickles, could wake up epilepsy patients with sudden outbreaks, and that he had tried many times as if it had worked. He claims, however, that it is also used to ensure the safety of patients and to provide temporary emergency relief while waiting for an ambulance。
This is reflected in the wake-up call for epilepsy by civilian police。
