Written by: Dr. Divya Mandial Reviewed by: Dr. Betina Chandolia
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Dial emergency helpline number 112 immediately. Time is critical , so don’t delay seeking professional medical help.
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Gently help the person sit, preferably leaning slightly forward. Staying calm can ease strain on the heart.
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If the person is conscious and not allergic, give them one aspirin to chew, only if medically advised.
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Loosen ties, collars, or belts. This helps improve circulation and makes breathing a bit easier.
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Keep checking their breathing and pulse. Be ready to act if they stop breathing or lose consciousness.
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Stay by their side until medical help arrives. Your presence offers comfort and assistance if symptoms worsen.
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Speak calmly and positively. Reassurance helps reduce panic and keeps them as relaxed as possible.
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Knowing CPR can be life-saving if the person becomes unresponsive. It's a vital skill everyone should learn.
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