If you cut your tongue, will you die, why will biting your tongue die, but cutting your tongue not?

After cutting the tongue, the back half of the tongue will contract involuntarily due to pain, and then block the airway, and eventually suffocate to death, of course, if the roots are cut off, it will die of excessive blood loss, but it will take a little more time After all, it is not easy to shed more than 1500cc of blood

He will lose too much blood and die. Now that medical technology is developed, the bleeding can be stopped. So this statement was in the past!

I think it mainly depends on the degree, how much you bite, if you bite too much, you can die, if you want a little bit, you will be fine.

No, biting your tongue and killing yourself means that your tongue stops you from breathing and you die.

No, no, no! I agree with sd219976 but you say that the back half of the tongue will contract involuntarily due to pain, then block the airway, and eventually suffocate to death, that's just an assumption. I don't think it's a problem as long as you don't cut the major artery, or if you can get good treatment after the cut!

You should know that when you cut off your tongue, it will be very painful, and it will lead to fainting. As soon as a person faints and can't take the initiative to stop the bleeding, it is easy to drop out of school and die too much! So I think too much school and fainting are the main causes of death!

As long as a person is conscious after biting his tongue and committing suicide, he can be effectively treated even in a rural pharmacy!

If you want to kill yourself, you can't cut out your tongue......

Definitely, don't think about it

I don't know....But isn't there a tongue-biting suicide on TV! So it should be, right?

...... will dieCause?

Do you need to say that...

Because of blood loss, ah......

Because the tongue is the most abundant part of the capillaries in the body, and there are arteries indirectly connected between the base of the tongue and the ventricles, once the tongue is broken, it will cause massive bleeding, and it is not easy to stop, which will lead to shock and death due to excessive bleeding.

It is also possible that after biting off the front of the tongue, the back of the tongue will reflexively contract, thus compressing the throat, and the blood will choke into the trachea during the reflex swallowing action, which will suffocate the person.

Hee-hee: That's a question! I think some people don't die, some do. Those who will die may die of pain or bleeding to death.

No, of course, in some cases, trauma to the tongue can also be dangerous. Because the tongue is rich in blood vessels, a large amount of bleeding can occur when a chigan bite breaks off or some kind of trauma causes most of the tongue to break. Moreover, the wound is located deep in the mouth, so it is not easy to take measures to stop the bleeding.

In this case, if you encounter a situation in the wilderness or with poor medical conditions, the possibility of death due to excessive blood loss cannot be ruled out.

However, although tongue amputation is not fatal, it does affect pronunciation for sure - even under modern medical conditions, it is difficult to return to the previous state of pronunciation through surgical correction and acquired exercise.

The emanation of voice is a very complex process. The respiratory organs, laryngeal vocal cords, and vocal cavities together make up the human articulatory organs. The latter is mainly composed of the oral cavity and nasal cavity, and the sound produced by the vibration of the vocal cords must resonate through these vocal cavities before it can be transmitted.

The tongue plays an important role in this process. The protrusion and retraction of the tongue, the anterior and curling of the tip of the tongue can cause subtle changes in the structure of the resonating cavity, which helps us to make sounds clearly.

I think everyone has seen the footage of biting their tongues and committing suicide when watching TV series, and these people who bit their tongues and committed suicide all died in the end, and none of them were spared, and for some people who had their tongues cut off, they just became mute and did not die, so why does cutting their tongues not kill people, but biting their tongues can kill themselves?

First of all, the tongue is a very sensitive part, with a lot of nerves, usually we accidentally bite the tongue will feel very painfulAnd it also helps us to speak, so that we can taste delicious food, so the tongue is also very important for us.

And when biting the tongue and committing suicide, the mouth will be in a very complex and chaotic stateAt the same time, it also requires a lot of courage, we usually feel a lot of pain when we bite our tongues, not to mention biting our tongues to commit suicide, it is really hard to imagine the pain, this is how much determination and strength it takesWhen the tongue is bitten off, the person will feel a very strong pain, and at the same time, a large amount of blood will gush out.

At this time, the blood and the bitten tongue will block the trachea of the human body, so the bite of the tongue will eventually die of suffocation, and the direct cutting of the tongue is relatively fast, and the severed tongue will be taken away immediately, so that the trachea will not be blockedIt is not possible to die of suffocation, which is why cutting the tongue will not kill people, but biting the tongue can kill oneself.

I used to think that if my tongue fell out, I would die, but now that I think about it, I am uneducated, it's terribleYou can also ask your good friend, and if he doesn't know, then you can show it off.

Because blood and the bitten tongue will block the body's trachea, the bite of the tongue will eventually die of suffocation, and the direct cutting of the tongue is relatively fast, and the severed tongue will be removed immediately, so that the trachea will not be blocked.

Cutting out the tongue is relatively fast, and there is a follow-up treatment.

First of all, the tongue is a very sensitive part and has a lot of nerves.

Why does cutting your tongue not kill you, but biting your tongue can kill you? You won't die if you bite your tongue.

Cutting the tongue is a neat action, while biting the tongue is particularly slow.

Biting the tongue and committing suicide will eventually die of suffocation, and cutting off the tongue directly is relatively fast, and the severed tongue will be removed immediately, so that the trachea will not be blocked.

From the perspective of modern medicine, there is no scientific basis for the description of martial arts ** that kills you immediately as soon as you bite your tongue. In fact, in the real life of the present auspicious celery, we can often see many examples of people who have injured their tongues due to various reasons, or even partially missing, but are still alive.

If I had to ask what was the cause of death if someone died after biting their tongue, I think if other causes other than tongue trauma could be ruled out, it would be hemorrhagic shock caused by massive blood loss. Because the blood vessels at the base of the tongue are large, and because the tongue is in the mouth, it is not easy to stop bleeding by compressing the blood vessels.

The human tongue is very long, and usually only a part of the mouth is in the mouth, and it is a very small part.

When a person bites his tongue, he bites off from the base of the tongue (the root of that part of the mouth), and the rest of the part will block the trachea, causing the person to suffocate to death. Banquet Chong.

There is also a reason, which is the abundance of blood vessels, but for bleeding to death, suffocation is faster.

If you can survive after cutting your tongue, it should be that the hemostasis is done well, so that the blood does not block the trachea and suffocates to death.

If you bite your tongue and die, then few people will survive.

Biting your tongue is very painful, and I salute those who can bravely end their lives by biting their tongues!

But don't follow suit!!