Apply direct pressure on the injury to stop heavy bleeding.
Keep the pressure
Apply direct pressure on the injury to stop heavy bleeding.
As per circumstances, tie a bandage, handkerchief, chunni, or tourniquet on the hand or foot to stop bleeding
Loosen the compression by a handkerchief/ chunni at an interval of 20 minutes in the upper limb and 30 minutes, and tie again after oxygenated pink blood is seen.
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