The director of the Declaration appeals to parents: Beware of Pyrotechnics

Emergency Clinic Director at QKUUK Dr. Basri Lenyan has appealed to parents to be careful with their children about the New Year's celebration. He has said that children up to 3 years of age can swallow solid foods during holidays while calling on attention to the pyrotechnics

The New Year's Festival fills family tables with various foods, some of which may not be suitable for children. On the night of changing weathers, parents ' attention to children should be increased, especially to the age of 3.

The doctor publishes photos of cases caused by pyrotechnics

Dr. Basri Lenyan, director of the Emergency Clinic at QKUK, says that during family holidays, children between 1 and 3 years of age can eat food that cannot be eaten, writes Schneta newspaper.

Food like peanuts would result in the closure of respiratory organs, known in medicine as the cause of the patient's death within minutes. Lenyan shows signs of complete closure of respiratory routes.

“The closing of respiratory paths may suddenly appear during a meal or when young children play with various items. The person who was hit can't breathe, can't talk and can't cough. The foreign body tries to escape with the act of absorption, but no success. The lips and skin are bruised. If emergency medical assistance is not offered, the person who had an accident and lost consciousness dies for several minutes, says the doctor.

The children with respiratory instructions, caused by infection, as well as in those where the cause of the construction is not clear, but still breathing, must be sent to the emergency center”.

Take one hand. The savior has to do five strokes in his belly and five strokes between his shoulders, if this approach is unsuccessful, the action has to be repeated several times until the foreign body leaves the respiratory routes. Heimlich action to unconscious victims.

Abdominal pressure can cause abdominal damage, but the most popular is interscapulal shock, with pressure of the thorax, to free respiratory roads from foreign troops”, explains Dr. Lenyan.

Following are Dr. Lenyan, the way children and babies should be saved from panting:

Emergency Director has also called on him to be careful with the pyrotechnics. The doctor says that fireworks can cause child blindness as well as severe injuries on hands and feet.