It depends. If the skin on either side doesn't meet, or the lacerations are on your face, or the cuts are more than a half inch long, you probably should.
Well, all you need to do is keep the broken away from your car glass. Also, you shouldn't drink and drive, so you should just get rid of the car glass all together.
If you have a cut that keeps bleeding, or that "gapes" open and won't stay closed, you need stitches to close it up so that it will heal. If you just have a little chunk gone and it stops bleeding, you probably don't need stitches.
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call a glass company, the seal on the window has broken, it will need to be vacuum sealed
If you break your arm you usually get just a cast. Unless you go in for surgery you won't usually need stitches.
Not sure what you are asking here, broke as in not working? or broke as in pieces of glass are in the tank? If the heater is not working, you need to purchase a new heater. If the glass tube is cracked or broken and pieces of glass are in your tank, then you need to unplug the heater and remove the glass from the tank.
Then you probably didn't need stitches.
Finding pieces of broken glass for no reason may symbolize feeling scattered or broken emotionally, or experiencing a sense of discord and chaos in your life. It could also suggest a need for caution or mindfulness in your thoughts and actions to avoid potential harm or destruction.
Yes. The pitch doesn't necessarily need to be that high, it just needs to be the resonant frequency of the glass, and very, very loud.
Condensation inside the pane glass window indicates a broken seal. To fix this, you would need to replace the window or have a professional repair the seal. Cleaning the condensation won't solve the underlying issue of the broken seal.
The number of stitches needed for a cut can vary widely depending on its depth and location. On average, minor cuts may require 1 to 5 stitches, while deeper or larger cuts can need anywhere from 5 to 20 stitches or more. It's essential for a healthcare professional to evaluate the cut to determine the appropriate treatment and number of stitches required.
depending on the cut