How do you treat hemorrhage?

Answer 1

The most important thing to do when treating a hemorrhage is to control the source of the bleeding. Direct pressure on a wound and elevation of affected limbs are essential. Emergency treatment should always be sought first and foremost.

Answer 2

HI there,

Go to your doctor, across here in the UK it is managed conservativley and left to heal on its own. if it becomes a problem with symptoms of fever etc or feeling unwell you may need more aggressive treatment. you need to make sure it is definitley a haematoma!

Answer 3

The main treatment for hematoma is rest, ice, compression, and elevation. You can take over-the-counter pain medications to help with the pain and inflammation of the area.

Answer 4

You put ice on it then heat. It is caused by internal bruises and you need to stop it from bleeding.

Answer 5

I don't know about "cure", but you can help speed the healing of bruises by applying warm packs or compresses for 15 minutes on, then 15 minutes off. Repeat several times a day.

Answer 6

Once the bleeding has stopped, putting pressure on the area can help the blood clot be resorbed. Otherwise, the patient may need surgery to remove the clot.

Answer 7

Small hematomas that do not cause symptoms may not need to be treated. Otherwise, the hematoma should be surgically removed.

Answer 8

warm water with salt - gently swirl in the pallet for 1 minute, after each meal.

Gently brush teeth, use anticeptic mouthwash - for approx 10 days.