Because I know there are a few first-aiders who read this
So, since slamming my shin into a solid metal tent-peg at Maelstrom (not a little camping thing, one of those big fuckers that keep the army tents from falling down) the area immediately south of the injury has become somewhat numb.
How worried should I be?
How worried should I be?
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I cracked my shin on a corner peg that was holding Tallard up when it was in shadow on Friday night, I now have a very large closed over cut and a wide area effect bruise.
you seem to have done worse.
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My one was the one that I had redcaps tie haz tape to the next morning.
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Katie Hill spent a large chunk of the evenings outside warning people.
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Wait a minute. I learnt all I know about Medicine from TV dramas! Maybe you should seek a specific general practitioner.
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I'd recommend a GP visit. Wouldn't go myself but then again I use gaffa tape to stem bleeding so I'm not the best example.
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Put some witch hazel on the bugger and try not to hit it with anything else. The feeling will come back in a few days.
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He went to the GP who said that gravity sends the blood and bruising south and that it was partially his own fault for not appliying ice to the knee the moment it happended and instead carried on walking on it.
But theres is little to be done except wait for it to go down.
It may not be the same thing but sounds a similar reaction to a similar injury.