Zhou Can remained calm and carefully aspirated all the accumulated blood fluids from the patient's brain.
Using the endoscope's probe, he began to search for the bleeding points.
The formation of a hematoma is due to the rupture of blood vessels, causing blood that cannot be expelled from the body to be enclosed in a certain area of the body, resulting in a hematoma.
Under normal circumstances, hematomas occurring in limbs or on the body surface are not a major problem.
If the amount of bleeding is small, it may not even be necessary to go to the hospital; applying ice locally can suffice.
The purpose of applying ice is to cause the blood vessels to constrict, stopping the bleeding or further reducing blood loss.
Many people apply Red Flower Oil or injury ointment and rub it vigorously on a sprained area, which is actually incorrect. Doing so might exacerbate the condition.
Especially in the case of a fracture, this approach should definitely be avoided.
