Severe bleeding from a wound needs immediate attention. While waiting for expert help, lay the person down and raise the injured part of the body above the level of the heart to help to reduce blood loss. Place a clean cloth against the wound and press firmly. Secure this pad in place. Never use a tourniquet.
Nose Bleeds Nose bleeds are common and most are easily dealt with.
Sit the person down, leaning slightly forward, and tell them to breath through the mouth. Then pinch the soft part of the nose for about 10 minutes. Convulsions due to fever are common in babies and young children, usually owing to high temperatures. While fits can look alarming, a single fit caused by high temperature is usually not serious. If a person has a fit, remove any hard or shape objects near them, loosen tight clothing and protect their head.