A Fun day with children in Trampoline Park, encourages some energy drinks (and Tylenol for your hangover) concerning some beautiful local dogs sound like a nice day for most, but would be seemingly breaking left Peryching Emergency Hotel.
Recent Video with Published in Tiktok Claire Edwards (Username @Theclaineratecesice) called “Things My Dr. Husband and I don’t care” encouraged other healthcare professionals to strive and add your own personal list of favorite activities and items that or expire them – or leave them unbound.
Independent He talked to Dr Jason Idelson, Clinical Chief of Corporate Medicine in the City of MD, etc. Anita Singh, Emergency Emergency Emergency Centers in New Jersey, to find out which common injuries see, and which do not concern.
Trampolines
Edwards’ The tictok raised concern about the maintenance of children good than danger. As well as “pointed objects,” people quickly wanted caution over bicycles, courtyard pools, and especially … trampolines. Yes, jumping up and down on a large Mattet platform surrounded by metal sources is great for exercising Somersaults – and injuring yourself.
“I am convinced by Trampoline parks are owned by orthopedic surgeons,” he wrote a partner of the Doctor in the comments section. “Ortho wife here exists at least one child a week at the Clinic because of the Trampoline Park,” he agreed with another, adding money Emoji.
Idelson, who has four children, echoed. “There is an age that tells that” if you want to meet your local team team – buy trampoline, “he says Independent. “Trampolines are tons of fun … but reality is, they are very dangerous for several reasons.”
Tick bite
Summer approaches fast and idelson and singh warn people to “remain awake” against Tick presence in clothing if mountaineers or in nature – such as diseases that ticks are common and can be serious if they are not treated quickly. The reported wire in the view are almost twice as long as this year, and the experts believed that may already be our worst season.
People are often afraid to take on the ticks themselves, Singh says, although it is perfectly possible. “Use tweezers, grab near the place where it is attached to the skin and just give it good and pull it out and usually so,” she says.
Make sure you give them a strong tractor, because it can often be difficult to remove them, adds. To prevent it from retiring, wear the right clothes, including items that cover your arms and legs properly.
Energy drinks
In his video, Edwards apologized to the dieticians before they discovered that her husband did not care about drinking drinks – although a few actually jumped to agree.
“I don’t care about energy drinks. It’s all that gives me a will to live,” I didn’t give another addition: “I don’t give a rip around the energy drink until someone crosses 400 mg of caffeine a day, and a sugar without sugar or sugar.”
Caution is needed, says Idelson, noting that some drinks can have equivalent caffeine of five cups of coffee. “We see a lot of people, especially in an emergency department, entering the heart arrhythm because they drink too much [caffeine]”He says.
Tylenol after drinking
Large doctors no. Both substances process liver, and alcohol can get in a way of liver a certain metabolizing substance that can lead to liver damage or even failure in serious cases.
Ibuprofen, on the other hand, did not clean the liver – but you should still be careful. In excess, ibuprofen can lead to stomach ulcers and gastrointestinal bleeding. But the key is always moderation.
“Reality is, once, if you drink alcohol and take some tylenol and you have a normal liver function, obviously won’t hurt you,” says Idelson, “says Idelson.
Petti dogs and other ‘wild’ animals
Dog retention near children are also worrying doctors, and about two million children are accelerated each year, according to Medical Center University of Rochester.
Pissing the dog are “very common,” Singh says. “The most important thing is to know if that dog is fully updated with vaccines.” While the face of the face can be quite serious and dysfinite, they in other areas, including hands, carry a higher risk of infection.
Singh adds that people should be discouraged by feeding “wild animals” such as raccoons and squirrels. “People like to feed them for some reason … We probably shouldn’t encourage them, because such animals can wear a rabbit,” she says.
Magnets, Mermers and batteries
Another source of concern for Edward’s husband is a shine – which is difficult to remove from the eyes of small children.
Until he personally saw the dangers of the brilliant first hand, Idelson warns of the presence of marble and beads around youth. “Kids like to stick them in his nose,” he says. “And they are very difficult to remove them.”
One thing that really scares him are magnets and the battery button, which Idelson says he can be “potentially dangerous for life” if the children swallow them. Magnets can be separated and spotted while descending, causing strictions or obstacles.
The battery button, which are small and round, are actually corrosive and can in fact burn holes in the stomach lining. “They look sweet and children like to play with them, but … they are extremely dangerous and parents should be super careful,” says Idelson.