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PCOS in Women - Do You Know These Facts

PCOS in Women - These Facts will surprise you | Do you notice changes in your looks & beauty - this could be due to PCOS - learn how PCOS ru

Understanding PCOS in Women: Insights by Dr. Himabindu | Live Fit Forever

PCOS in women:1 in 4 Indian women (25%) suffer from polycystic ovarian syndrome – and, particularly, in the north Indian states the percentage of women having this issue seems to be higher. PCOS is one of the most common causes of infertility in women. PCOS is being reported even in young girls aged around 13 to 14 years. The problem seems to develop as early as when a girl starts her first menstrual period (menarche) – and also during her adolescence life. PCOS can also affect women during the later half of their lives. Learn how this common condition affects women's health and find effective ways to manage it. Stay informed and take control of your well-being with these vital facts about PCOS.

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Home Remedies for Snake bite - Live Fit Forever

First Aid for Snake Bite – Comprehensive explanation with doctor’s video Livefit4ever,Medically Reviewed by Dr. Sowjanya,September 16, 2020

First Aid for Snake Bite: Comprehensive Guide | Live Fit Forever

🔔 If you are living in a location where there are many venomous snakes, then it is always recommended to keep a snake bite kit handy.

📝 Steps to Follow:

Stay Calm: Encourage the person who has been bitten to remain calm and still. Movement can increase the spread of venom.

Call Emergency Services: Dial your local emergency number immediately. Time is critical.

Immobilize the Affected Area: Keep the bitten limb still and at or slightly below the level of the heart.

Remove Tight Clothing and Jewelry: Remove any items that could constrict swelling areas around the bite.

Clean the Wound: Gently clean the bite with soap and water. Avoid cutting the wound or attempting to suck out the venom.

Apply a Loose Bandage: Wrap a clean bandage loosely around the bite area to reduce swelling, but do not restrict blood flow.

Keep the Person Still: Encourage the person to remain as still as possible to slow the spread of venom.

Monitor Vital Signs: Keep an eye on the person's breathing, pulse, and level of consciousness. Be ready to perform CPR if necessary.

Do Not Apply Ice: Avoid applying ice or cold packs to the bite area.

Avoid Alcohol and Caffeine: These substances can speed up the absorption of venom.

🚫 What NOT to Do:

Do not use a tourniquet.

Do not cut the wound.

Do not suck out the venom.

Do not give the person anything to eat or drink.

👨‍⚕️ Watch Dr. [Dr. Sowjanya] Explain First Aid for Snake Bites

Remember: Prompt medical treatment is crucial. Always seek professional medical help immediately after a snake bite.