Pressure Point - if bleeding continues CALL 911 and then apply pressure to a pressure point.
Pressure points are a point between the heart and the wound where the pulse is easily felt.
Press hard on this area to reduce the blood flowing to the wound. Hyperventilation is erratic and uncontrolled breathing which may result in numb lips, tingling fingers and toes, and in prolonged cases will result in clenching of fingers and lying curled up in a ball or fetal position. This is the result of too much oxygen in your body from the hyperventilation. Control breathing - Try to relax and start taking slow deep breaths through your nose and exhale through pursed lips. Try not to concentrate on your breathing but rather think of something soothing and relaxing.