Nayzilam (Midazolam Intranasal) Seizure Medication Training

In this video, we will be demonstrating how-to administer a commonly prescribed Benzodiazepine called Nayzilam (Midazolam intranasal) to help control break through seizures. Prolonged tonic-clonic seizures or clusters of shorter seizures left untreated can sometimes lead to status epilepticus. Treatment within 3-5 minutes can often stop status epilepticus from happening and help prevent permanent brain damage or death. You may prevent a trip to the emergency room if you treat seizures early by following your child’s seizure emergency medication protocol provided by your doctor. This video was produced by the Epilepsy Support Program at Valley Children’s Healthcare in partnership with Epilepsy Alliance America.