Ask an expert for emergency Why does it bleed?

1. Yuting should not be eaten casually;

2. If you have abnormal bleeding, you must see a doctor, and you must go;

3. It is recommended that your boyfriend wear a condom every time.

What does the great aunt mean?

It is recommended not to just one.

Actually, that's not interesting.

Life is precious.

Attention. Cut him off.

Eat less of that!! Are you still young? Why are you so ignorant?

Can that be eaten as a meal? Listen to me, don't eat again! Didn't buy regret pills!

You're too irresponsible, aren't you? Or is it not a man, a woman who treats himself like this?! As a man, I can't even get used to this kind of behavior!

There is no need to use measures for eight days before and after eating Yuting After eating Yuting, the one who came back early or postponed that thing is emergency Don't eat indiscriminately Bleeding It may be that one is coming Your situation is special It is recommended to go to the hospital to check it as soon as possible.

It should be taken seriously, that kind of drug doesn't seem to be good. If you don't get married, you don't advocate like this, it's not necessary, it's not good for yourself and the future. Isn't it, if you're scared, go to the hospital and let him accompany you.

Constant bleeding is dangerous, so you still have to see a doctor.

Is there a lot of vaginal discharge? If leucorrhea is also more likely to be erosion.

Hello, I am your little assistant in life. I am good at social security issues, and of course I will also be concerned with some issues related to work wages, including other life issues. As long as you ask a question, I will be serious.

I've seen your question and I'm preparing an answer for you, so please wait a minute.

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Club interviews. First aid trivia.

Condition analysis: Hello, according to your description, if you are angry, your heart rate will be faster, your blood pressure will be high, and your capillaries will not be able to withstand high pressure, and you will bleed.

Guidance: High blood pressure can easily lead to vascular rupture and bleeding, and in severe cases, it can also cause cerebral vascular hemorrhage and cerebral hemorrhage. Should be timely**.

(1) Capillary hemorrhage:

It is in the form of small dots. Red blood, oozing from the surface of the wound, no visible vascular bleeding is visible. This bleeding usually stops on its own. Usually after disinfecting the wound with iodine and alcohol**, the bleeding can be stopped by covering the wound with sterilized gauze and cotton pads and wrapping a bandage.

(2) Venous bleeding:

Dark red blood, flowing rapidly and continuously from the wound. The method of stopping the bleeding is much the same as capillary bleeding, but with a slight pressure on the bandage; When venous bleeding is not too large, hemostasis can generally be achieved with the above methods.

(3) Arterial hemorrhage:

It is ferocious, bright red in color, and gushes out in the form of a jet with the beating of the heart. Bleeding from the aortic arteries can lead to death within minutes and requires urgent hospitalization.

1. Shiatsu hemostasis:

Press your thumb over the bleeding blood vessel (proximal heart) to close it and interrupt blood flow. In areas where a tourniquet cannot be used, where equipment is not available, or in an emergency, acupressure hemostasis may be used temporarily.

2. Use pressure bandaging method to stop bleeding

After the wound is covered with a sterile dressing, it is folded into a pad of corresponding size with gauze, cotton, towels, clothes, etc., placed on top of the sterile dressing, and then tightly bandaged with bandages and triangular scarves to stop bleeding. This method is used for bleeding from arterioles as well as veins or capillaries. However, when there are bone fragments in the wound, this method is contraindicated to avoid aggravating the injury.

3. Adopt tourniquet hemostasis:

When bleeding from large arteries in the extremities, a tourniquet is used to stop the bleeding. It is best to stop the bleeding with a thicker, elastic rubber tube. If there is no rubber tube, you can also use a wide cloth belt for emergency needs.

When using a tourniquet, first wrap a towel or bandage around the ** on the part above the wound, then stretch the rubber tube, tightly wrap it around the limb wrapped with the towel or bandage, and then tie the knot. The tourniquet should not be wrapped too loosely or too tightly so that blood no longer flows. When the upper limb is injured, it is tied to the upper arm, and when the lower limb is injured, it is wrapped around the thigh to achieve the purpose of hemostasis.

Note: The time to tie the tourniquet should not exceed one hour in principle, if you need to tie the tourniquet for a longer time, you should release the tourniquet every half an hour for about half a minute. While loosening the tourniquet, the wound should be pressed to avoid heavy bleeding.