How do you stop youself from bitting tongue dureing a seizure?

It is not possible to stop yourself from biting your tongue during a seizure. A seizure is a sudden, uncontrolled electrical disturbance in the brain that can cause a variety of symptoms, including muscle contractions, loss of consciousness, and impaired breathing. Biting the tongue is a common complication of seizures, and can occur when the muscles of the jaw clench tightly. To help prevent biting your tongue during a seizure, you should avoid placing anything in your mouth, such as food or objects, and wear a mouth guard or other protective device if recommended by your doctor.