First of all, the first step is to call the emergency number 120 immediately and leave it there after dialing (you can't say anything at this time, hehe).
Then move to the place near the door and open the outer door. Then step three, find a prominent and stable hard surface about one meter high, such as a chair back, and lie on it.
Then make a fist with one hand, with the root of your thumb protruding below your sternum, hold it down with the other hand, and press your body several times to raise your fist relative to your body. Until you cough up a foreign body.
2) Safe prone position when the injured patient loses consciousness/mobility.
A person who is drunk is also advised to lie down. After being drunk, people may vomit in their sleep. At this time, due to the weak limb reflex, vomit may block the respiratory tract and be fatal.
Patients/wounded people/deeply drunk people who can't afford to fall to the ground should also take this posture to help keep the respiratory tract unblocked and let possible vomit and oral liquid flow out naturally (I myself once lay on my back under anesthesia after surgery and almost drowned by my nose).
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3) Apoplexy aura
When you suddenly find yourself or your family members have persistent language ambiguity, word order disorder, or word order disorder when sending text chats, it is likely to be a precursor to a stroke.
When family members or themselves look in the mirror, one side of the face is paralyzed and drooping (or one side of the limb is suddenly severely weak), which is also a symptom of stroke. You should call the emergency number for help immediately!
4) Sudden severe facial skin edema
Sudden and severe facial skin edema, especially swelling of upper and lower eyelids, is likely to be a serious allergic reaction. At this time, the swelling of the soft tissue in the throat is likely to lead to suffocation and death. Therefore, if this reaction occurs, you should call the police for help. If you have an adrenaline injection pen with you, you should inject it into your leg muscles immediately.
5) Prevention of hypoglycemia shock
Severe hypoglycemia shock can be fatal. Patients with mild diabetes also need to carry medical glucose and sugar gum, or concentrated fruit juice and other sugary drinks, which should be taken quickly to prevent sudden hypoglycemia. Or drink sugar water.
It should be noted that the digestion and absorption of sugar blocks with disaccharide or polysaccharide as the main component is much slower than that of liquid sugar water and much slower than that of monosaccharide (medical) glucose gel.
In the state of hypoglycemia, it is difficult for patients with myasthenia gravis to chew candy and their swallowing function will be affected. Candy may choke into the trachea, causing it to be blocked or scratched, which is very dangerous.