How to Stop Bleeding Fast at Home!

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You will learn:
– How to stop bleeding fast using direct pressure
– When a cut needs stitches and when you can treat it at home
– How to clean a wound safely (and what NOT to pour into it)
– How to tell if a wound might be getting infected
– First aid for burns: cool water vs ice, and why home “remedies” like butter or toothpaste can make it worse
– When a burn is minor and when it is already serious
– Warning signs that mean “go to urgent care now” instead of waiting
– When tetanus matters after a cut
– How often to change a bandage and why “cover it” is better than “let it air out”

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⏱️ Timestamps
00:00 First aid basics for cuts, burns, and wounds
00:45 How to stop bleeding fast (direct pressure)
02:00 How to clean a cut safely (what NOT to use)
03:10 Cover it or leave it open?
04:00 When a cut needs stitches
05:10 Tetanus: when you need a booster
06:00 Final summary: pressure, cool, cover, follow up

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