Cluster Headache Cure by Dr. Shevel [media url=”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnIxSrFeB7M” width=”600″ height=”400″] Learn other courses related to first aid and understand more about this topic. A cluster headache characterized by an extremely intense headache, which starts around a single eye area and radiates to nearby regions of the face. Each headache may last from 30 minutes to […]
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[heading style=”1″]Why did the dinosaur put on a bandage? He had a dino-sore! Emergency First Aid Courses will attempt to explain why.[/heading] For kids, bandages are simply these Band Aids used to cover their booboos. It is not uncommon to see drug stores with various cartoon character designed Band Aids. First aid and CPR course
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We all know that choking occurs when a certain particle makes its way all the way to our throats. It results in excessive coughing, and our breath being stuck wherever it is. This incessant choking is frequent amongst us. But prevention techniques or a method to reduce it is not all that common. The most
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Tendinitis refers to the inflammation of a tendon. Tendons are thick fibrous bands of tissue that connect a muscle to a bone. Tendinitis often causes pain and tenderness son the outside of the affected joint. Although tendinitis may take place in any of the tendons in the body, it is most likely to occur in
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Dyshidrosis is also called pompholyx or dyshidrotic eczema. Dyshidrosis is a rare skin condition which causes small, fluid-filled blisters on the palms and the sides of the fingers. The condition can also affect the soles of the feet. The blisters caused by the condition may persist for around three weeks and also cause severe itching
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Some amount of bleeding after extraction of a tooth is inevitable under any circumstances. However many complains of prolonged excessive bleeding after tooth extraction. This is quite common with removal of a molar tooth at the very back of the mouth as these are larger and the extraction tends to be more difficult in these.
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