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What is What is the initial treatment of  a seizure?  and explain in detail?
During a seizure Protect from trauma, maintain airway, place patient in recovery position, loosen clothing. Most seizures are quickly self-limited. Immediate administration of an anticonvulsant is not systematic. If generalized seizure lasts more than 3 minutes, use diazepam to stop it: diazepam Children: 0.5 mg/kg preferably rectally1 without exceeding 10 mg. IV administration is possible (0.3 mg/kg over 2 or 3 minutes), only if means of ventilation are available (Ambu bag and mask). Adults: 10 mg slowly IV (or rectally). In all cases: 1. Dilute 10 mg (2 ml) of diazepam in 8 ml of 5% glucose or 0.9% sodium chloride. 2. If convulsion continues, repeat dose once after 5 minutes. 3. In infants and elderly patients, monitor respiration and blood pressure. 4. If convulsion continues after the second dose, treat as status epilepticus. The patient is no longer seizing Look for the cause of the seizure and evaluate the risk of recurrence. Keep diazepam and glucose available in case the patient starts seizing again.