12 Life Hacks That Can Help You Survive

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in an emergency situation the first thing that comes to mind is the advice of your friends or family, however, sometimes even the most well-known and popular recommendations turn out to be erroneous and harmful, did you know that apply them? Applying ice to a bruise is not the best idea and lifting an unconscious person can have serious consequences. Here are the 12 steps to treat a foreign object in the eye, first things first, if there is something in the eye like a piece of glass, don't do it. anything, ask someone to take you to the hospital if the object is just an eyelash, then don't forget to wash your hands before doing anything, try to locate the eyelash by looking in a mirror and blink so that your tears wash the eyelash once that the object is in the corner of your eye, take a damp cloth and use it to remove eyelash number 11, apply ointment to the wound point, mints contain unwanted moisture which is an excellent environment for bacteria reproduce more quickly, the best thing you can do is clean the wound in cold water with soap and put a dry bandage on it, you will see that the wound will heal faster number 10 rub a person with fever with alcohol or vinegar, vinegar and alcohol are absorbed in the blood so it's like a way to get drunk or make extravagant salad dressing, seriously, rubbing alcohol can create poisoning, while vinegar will significantly increase the acidity, which is especially dangerous for children, so Don't believe this outdated advice, drink plenty of water, tea and other non-alcoholic drinks. -alcoholic liquids cool the air in the room to a temperature of 61 to 64 degrees Fahrenheit or 16 to 18 degrees Celsius in these conditions the patient will overcome the fever on his own, if he does not do so, he should consult a doctor number nine to pick up an unconscious person if someone faints you have to pick them up and spray them with a little cold water well that's what most people think like this video if you thought that way however lifting a fainted person will only aggravate the spasm What you should do is lift with your legs raised, unbutton any tight clothing, and do not let them stand up immediately after regaining consciousness.

Don't let them drink coffee or energy drinks, which many people love. Caffeine will only lead to dehydration number eight. Treat burns. with butter or sour cream Many people believe that this method is effective only because it relieves pain, but why do butter and sour cream make you feel better? The thing is that we keep them in the refrigerator so that when we burn them they are cold. However, the danger is that butter and sour cream dry out the skin and disrupt heat exchange. This results in the heat having nowhere to go but deep into the skin, causing even more damage.

What you need to do is keep your hand in cold water for 15 minutes. Helps with pain Do you know why blisters appear on the burned area of ​​our body? everything happens for a reason blisters protect the wound from infection removing the protective layer can cause a number 7 to become infected placing a bone yourself Are you a professional traumatologist? surgeon, otherwise you should never fix a dislocated joint on your own, no matter how cool or brutal it looks in the movies, it may result in additional injuries and resulting litigation, the best course of action would be to immobilize the injured limb and go to the hospital as soon as possible bandaged the limb in a comfortable position to mobilize not only the site of the possible fracture but also the two closest joints, as well as number six, applying heat to a spring when his muscles are twisted, a Warm cloth will not

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On the contrary, heat will strengthen blood flow, leading to more severe swelling in the first few days after the injury. Apply charcoal, it will reduce inflammation and eliminate pain. Try to use the sprained limb as little as possible for at least the first 48 hours. Number five. make yourself vomit in case of poisoning the standard recommendation for poisoning is to make yourself vomit it may seem reasonable but in reality it is strictly prohibited first of all the poison can enter the lungs and damage them the second problem is that if someone was poisoned with some vomiting with chemicals double the risk of burning your throat.

Finally, it can be very difficult to stop vomiting once it starts, so this can lead to dehydration and even more serious consequences. In this situation, the only smart thing you can do is call the ambulance as quickly as possible. number four rescue a drowning person there is only one obstacle in your way to rescue a drowning person you cannot swim if you do although nothing can stop you from saving that person's

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remember to approach from behind so that you do not get caught see it coming otherwise the person may hinder you or drag you down in panic after you have approached, grab them by the armpits or chin and move towards the shore keeping your head on your belly number three, removing objects from the wounds, now you can. remove a splinter from a finger or a small shard of glass from your hand, but you should never try to remove objects from serious wounds, even doctors keep them in place until the patient is in surgery, the thing is while the object is inside of the wound, don't let it start bleeding so until you are under professional supervision don't do anything, not even touch the object the only thing you can do is put a little alcohol on the wound but you must be prepared for the wound to it hurts a lot. a splinter, no matter how scary a knife in the leg looks, don't try to be a hero and just go to hospital number two applying ice to a bruise, there is actually nothing wrong with treating a bruise with ice, but most People do it. incorrect, you should not apply ice directly to your skin if you do not want to get a cold burn.

Instead, place a cloth between your skin and an ice pack. However, even using a cloth does not mean that there is no risk of burning yourself. That's why you should ice for a maximum of 20 minutes at a time and then take a 90-minute break. If for some reason you don't have a cloth you can use, don't use ice at all, trust us, you'd rather do it. having a bruise instead of a cold burn another thing you should know is that there is no point in using ice 48 hours after the injury and number one is to use stitches to close cuts, it is not bad to use stitches in most cases , is the only way to close a wound, but putting stitches is a long and painful procedure that requires removing the stitches after the wound heals, so in some cases something less brutal might work. skin glue skin glue is very fast and practically painless wash the wound with cold water before using glue and then stop the bleeding by pressing the wound, close the edges of the wound and place skin glue along it, However, if you see that the wound is too big, don't take risks and go to the hospital to get professional help, if you found it, please like this video. is helpful and tell us your first aid stories in the comments section below, share them with your friends so they don't feel confused about what to do when someone needs help and of course click subscribe to join us here on the bright side of

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