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First aid for stroke patients



We live certainly do not want a disease that comes our bodies, but what is our power if it is ultimately we contracted the disease, maybe you should respond positively if your body actually need to rest for a moment to leave the existing routine

Stroke is a disease in which one of the causes is in our mind full and too much thought for an action, and if you are stroke the potential to recover will be difficult because the disease often recur

And if you or your family has contracted this disease there are some things you should do as first aid in people affected by stroke or strokenya relapse

People who have a stroke and suddenly fall from the bathroom or elsewhere, slowly the blood vessel area in his brain will break, and to do this first aid you should not be nervous and panicked,
First, do not move the person elsewhere, wherever he or she falls do not move the body of the person if the situation and place is very conducive to do first aid, if the place is not conducive then you must move it with great care not to fall again, because it Will speed up the rupture of the patient's blood vessels.

Second, use a sharp and sterile needle to insert the needle into each of the 10 fingers of the hand of the patient, and make sure each finger takes 1 to 2 drops of blood (if the blood does not come out, force it out), then the patient will be conscious for some Minutes later.

When, if the patient's mouth is tilted, pull the two ears of the patient up to red then prick the bottom of the earlobe with a sterile needle to remove 1 to 2 drops of blood, after the patient is aware and his mouth is restored again then you bring the stroke patient to the house sick .

Actually if you bring a person who has just had a stroke or stroke people who relapse again to the hospital then the blood vessels of the patient will be a lot of broken because of shock on the body during the trip in the hospital and the person will experience disability / paralysis.

We must remember to remove the blood from the stroke finger, so we can help the person from stroke, and also remember not to move the body of the patient if the place and situation is still conducive to first aid or you can call the help of the nearest person .



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