That all depends on the person and the depth of the cut, where the cut is etc...
If it is severe, on a vein, bleeding profusely, go to the doctor or call 911 immediately.
If it's a little cut that is just pestering, try pouring white sugar on it. The sugar does NOT burn at all, you won't feel it. The sugar will help to clot the cut. It will soak up the blood and create a makeshift scab until the blood will clot on it's own. Don't peel it off, wash it clean with warm water and antibacterial soap after at least an hour.
Minor bleeding, as on the skin or on the tongue, will normally stop within a minute. Deeper cuts will take longer. Applying direct pressure should stop the bleeding within a minute or two. If a blood vessel is damaged, a cut may not clot immediately, even when pressure is applied to the wound. Bleeding may also continue internally.
Persistent bleeding or bruising can be a sign of more serious illness. Consult a medical professional for any uncontrolled bleeding.
Put pressure on it. If it's too deep, CALL 911!!
Bleeding Time
5 to 8 days.
Clean the wound with soap and water. Put pressure on the wound to stop the bleeding. If the cut is very deep or long you may need to see a doctor and get stitched to close the wound.
After tooth removal you should keep gauze in your mouth over the wound and apply gentle pressure until you have stopped bleeding. If bleeding continues for 36-48 hours contact your dentist/doctor.
The loss of a small amount of blood will cause no problem for a healthy adult, loss of one liter of blood is life-threatening and the loss of two litres is fatal.The first step to control bleeding is the application of direct pressure to the wound using a dressing or a clean cloth. An assisting person should wear gloves to protect from the blood-borne diseases HIV and hepatitis.A bleeding extremity should be elevated above the level of the heart. In cases of severe, persistent bleeding, application of pressure where a local artery can be pressed against the bone to slow the bleeding.Bleeding from the upper extremities is controlled by putting pressure on the 'biracial artery', which may be pressed against the arm bone by a push inward along the natural groove between the bicep and triceps.Bleeding from the lower extremities is controlled by putting pressure on the 'femoral artery', which is found in the groin.*It is important not to leave the pressure on too long, as this may cause damage to tissues supplied by arteries past the pressure point.*
Using cleangauze or a clean white cloth, apply pressure to the wound, for several minutes. If the injury is on one of the extremities; IE: arm, hand, leg or foot, try to elevate it to a position that is higher than the heart, while maintaining pressure on the site of the bleeding. Do NOT remove the gauze/cloth to check if bleeding has stopped. If blood comes through the gauze or cloth, do NOT remove it. Apply more gauze/cloth on top of the first and apply pressure again. It is very important that you do not remove the gauze/cloths. In fact, they must be secured to the wound. When you don't see the blood coming through the gauze/cloths, use another roll of gauze or long strips of cloth to wrap around the area, to secure the gauze/cloths to the wound. Depending on the severity of the bleeding/blood lost, either take the injured to receive professional medical attention, or call an ambulance to take the injured to the hospital.
For 3 mins or until bleeding stops
These should be taken off after the wound has stopped bleeding and in no threat to begin bleeding again.
it depends what you are bleeding from. if you have a nose bleed then it shouldn't bleed for long. if it is a paper cut it shouldn't bleed long. usually if you treat the wound correctly depending on what it is the bleeding should stop within a couple of minuts. it can be bad to bleed for a long time, even fatal
Don't run water over a deep wound. Apply direct pressure and get the victim to a medical provider. If the wound is contaminated, a professional should clean it out. Tap water is not sterile and can spread contamination and cause additional tissue damage.
probably as long as you can until you get to a doctor
How long do you bleed for? A pit bull is a dog, is a mammal. If it has an open wound and its heart is pumping, it'll bleed. If your dog is bleeding excessively or has bleeding that won't seem to stop, get her to the vet asap.
A lot of blood is sent to the head because the human brain is so large and needs so much energy. Also, the skin on the head is a little on the thin side, so a lot of blood can force it's way out of a comparatively thin cut, since there's very little intervening dermis and hypodermis.
No. News papers are not sterile, but hey when you are in a pinch, use what you have got available. So long as you are not dealing with an open fracture it should be ok. If you do have and open fracture you will need to dress the open wound first if it's bleeding badly. That should afford you enough protection to apply your news print splint.