First Aid for Patients During the Stroke Attacks

First Aid in Stroke (by removing blood at each tip of the fingers and tip of the ear). There is one best way to give first aid to someone who has a stroke attack. This method besides being able to save the life of the sufferer, it also does not cause any side effects. This first aid is guaranteed to be a help that can be 100% successful.

As is known, people who get a stroke attack, all the blood in the body will flow very fast towards the blood vessels in the brain. If relief activities are given a little too late, then the blood vessels in the brain will not be strong enough to withstand the flow of blood that flows profusely and will soon burst little by little.

In dealing with this situation do not panic but must be calm. The sufferer must remain in the original place where he fell (eg in the bathroom, bedroom or anywhere). Don't move, because by moving the sufferer from its original location it will accelerate the splitting of fine blood vessels in the brain.

Patients must be helped to take a good sitting position so that they do not fall again, and at that time blood can be removed. It is best to use a Suntik Jarum, but if it is not there, then the Sewing / Penile Needle can be used by first sterilizing it by burning it on the fire. As soon as the needle is sterile, do the Pensukan on 10 Fingerprint Tests. The stab point is approximately 1cm from the tip of the nail. Each finger is just pierced 1 time in the hope that each finger takes 1 drop of blood. Blood removal can also be helped by squeezing when the blood does not come out from the fingertips. In a period of about 10 minutes, the sufferer will immediately regain consciousness

If the patient's mouth appears to be sticky /abnormal, then the patient's both leaves must be interested in reddish. After that, do 2 times detecting on each ear leaves, so that the blood comes out as much as 2 drops from each end of the earlobe? Thus in a few minutes, the shape of the patient's mouth will return to normal.

After the condition of the sufferer has recovered and there are no significant abnormalities, then bring the sufferer carefully to the nearest doctor or hospital to get further help. As one way of doing charity, e-mail should be disseminated to friends, family and relations and the wider community, because this stroke can happen to anyone and anywhere.