Tag: Traumatic Hemorrhage

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The child fell to his head, was your handling really right?

Many mothers have encountered such problems: The baby accidentally fell from the bed, sofa or stairs, or slipped. What should I do? Will the child break his head? Do you need to go to the hospital? Do I need a head CT examination with radiation? In fact, in most cases, the child’s fall will not be very serious, and the head injury is also very slight. Not all children who fall will have to go to the hospital, nor will all children who fall have to undergo head CT examination. How should parents judge? How can we handle it correctly? Don’t move for a few minutes. Don’t pick up or move the child immediately after the child falls. Under the Read More …

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Dermatologist’s advice: Keep away from powder for skin wounds

The skin is the largest organ of the human body, The total area can reach 1.2-2 square meters, Tilting is the size of a single bed. The thickness is usually 0.5-4.0 mm, excluding the skin of the subcutaneous fat layer, which depends on the degree of fat and thinness. The total weight of these skins accounts for about 16% of the human body weight. On the surface is the epidermis, and below is the dermis, which forms our body’s first line of defense. Since our skin is probably the most vulnerable part in the outermost layer, and once the skin is damaged, there will be four problems: infection, hemorrhage, pain and scar. Correctly handling these four problems is the best Read More …

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Dermatologist’s advice: Keep away from powder for skin wounds

The skin is the largest organ of the human body, The total area can reach 1.2-2 square meters, Tilting is the size of a single bed. The thickness is usually 0.5-4.0 mm, excluding the skin of the subcutaneous fat layer, which depends on the degree of fat and thinness. The total weight of these skins accounts for about 16% of the human body weight. On the surface is the epidermis, and below is the dermis, which forms our body’s first line of defense. Since our skin is probably the most vulnerable part in the outermost layer, and once the skin is damaged, there will be four problems: infection, hemorrhage, pain and scar. Correctly handling these four problems is the best Read More …