1. When we have heatstroke symptoms in summer, at first we are a little dizzy, then we have headache, nausea and vomiting. At this time, we must go to the shade in time to replenish some water. When we are in a serious situation, we need to see a doctor in time.
2. In case of scald, if the area is small and there is no obvious redness, we can wash it with running tap water until it cools down.
If the scald is serious, take off the clothes in time to avoid the clothes from touching the skin. Treat with scald cream in time. If not, see a doctor in time.
3. Some of our children like to play with hard things in their mouths. If they are not careful, they may get stuck in their throats. What should we do at this time?
We can try to cough or vomit forcefully to see if we can bring it out. If not, don't try to swallow it. We should see a doctor as soon as possible
4. We sometimes do some sports. What if we sprain our feet in sports?
At this time, we need to stop activities, do not hot compress, use towel wrapped ice pack cold compress. Try not to let the sprained part move, it can be too high to avoid congestion and swelling.
5. Summer is a hot season. We all like to eat something cool and cold. We begin to eat it, followed by diarrhea. Diarrhea can cause severe dehydration. We must replenish water in time.
If it's serious, please see a doctor in time.
6. Food poisoning is also one of the most common conditions we encounter.
If the poisoning is mild, we should first induce vomiting, spit out the food, and drink milk to protect the gastric mucosa.
If you have serious symptoms such as vomiting, you should see a doctor in time.
7. If we or others are dizzy, we should try to sit down or lie down to avoid falling down due to fainting.
If someone else faints, check their breath and pulse, lie on their back and untie their clothes.
If there is no breath or pulse, call 120 in time.