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Seizures can be alarming, but knowing these steps can help you provide effective first aid. If you have any concerns or the person is injured, always seek medical assistance. Hope this helps. 🧡 Have you experienced someone having an epilectic attack around you? How did you respond to it? Let us know in the comments.

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It’s heartening to witness discussions about the importance of safety training in our country. Sadly, it takes a tragic event to highlight the necessity of it. But what if we could proactively equip ourselves with life-saving skills? Imagine the satisfaction of being able to save a life when it matters most. Unfortunately, even public places like airports sometimes struggle to handle emergencies effectively. While the man in the video was fortunate to have a medical professional nearby, relying solely on chance isn’t a sustainable approach. We firmly believe that our government should make CPR and other essential emergency skills mandatory for everyone. Let’s prioritize safety and empower individuals to respond effectively in critical situations! What are your thoughts on this? Do let us know!

It's International Youth Skills Day today. And in our view, one of the most important and non-negotiable skills for today's youth is a skill that can empower them to save a life in need. CPR is one such skill. Why is CPR such an important skill to have, and what difference does it make? Let's understand. Cardiac Arrest Can Happen Anywhere: 73.4% of out-of-hospital cardiac arrests occur at home. Knowing CPR increases the chances of survival before professional help arrives. Immediate Action Saves Lives: Only 2% Indians are aware about this life-saving skill. Bystander CPR can triple the chances of survival in a cardiac arrest. Can you imagine? It teaches us compassion and responsibility: CPR training teaches empathy and the importance of helping others. The youth can become compassionate, responsible citizens. Helps in critical thinking: CPR demands quick problem-solving – a skill useful in any career. Teaches us teamwork and communication: Performing CPR involves effective teamwork – which is also essential for success in life. What are your views on this? Have you learnt how to administer CPR? Let us know in the comments :)

Decoding Heart Attacks: Did you know that our hearts function like intricate engines? Just like a car engine relies on precise timing, electrical signals and fuel delivery, our hearts have their own complex system. In this video, we explore the fascinating parallels between a car engine and our cardiovascular system. What Causes a Heart Attack? The buildup of plaque in coronary arteries over the years blocks the arteries supplying blood and oxygen to the heart. A blockage can cause chest pain, shortness of breath, and other symptoms. This is a heart attack. Find out why early intervention is crucial to prevent irreversible damage. Share this video with friends and family—it might just save a life! Let’s rev up our understanding of heart health. 🏁 #HeartHealth #HeartAttackAwareness #MechanicsOfTheHeart #soswithshvaas

Burn First Aid Tips 🔥 Whether it’s a minor burn or a more serious injury, knowing how to provide first aid for burns is crucial. Here are some steps to follow: Cool the Burn: Hold the affected area under cool running water for about 10-20 min. If it’s a facial burn, apply a cool, wet cloth until the pain eases. Remove Tight Items: Take off any rings or tight clothing quickly and gently to prevent swelling. Bandage the Burn: Cover the burn with a clean bandage, wrapping it loosely to avoid pressure on the skin. Remember, major burns require emergency medical help. If in doubt, seek professional assistance. Stay safe! Did you find these tips useful? Let us know in the comments. 🧡 To book your personalised and certified first aid training, get in touch with us.

In today's video of SOS with Shvaas, let us understand about the categories of burns and when to seek emergency help. Stay tuned for the next video, where we discuss about first-aid for burns. We hope this information helps. Stay safe!

Did you know that the various emergency numbers—100, 101, 108, etc.—have now been integrated into a single emergency number, 112? This is part of a pan-India network for a single emergency helpline through which people can seek immediate assistance. It is advisable to save this number for potential future emergencies. Stay safe! 🧡

This video truly warms the heart. The assurance that comes from knowing you could potentially save a life is beyond measure. Acquiring quality CPR skills is indispensable, especially when it comes to the safety of your loved ones. After all, life is unpredictable and it’s crucial to be prepared for any situation. Are you ready to take the next step? Get in touch with us to get CPR certified and equip yourself with the knowledge and skills to make a difference when it matters most. Have you taken the time to learn CPR? We’d love to hear about your experiences in the comments below. Stay safe and prepared! 😊

We are incredibly moved by the wave of positive feedback we’ve received from our recent CPR training session with the Goodfellows India. Each review is a testament to the power of knowledge and the confidence of preparedness. CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) is more than just a skill. It’s a lifeline that anyone can extend in a moment of crisis. It’s the difference between despair and hope, between loss and survival. Our participants have not just learned a skill, they’ve embraced a responsibility. A responsibility to be there for their fellow humans in the most critical moments. And for that, we couldn’t be prouder. For us, this is just the beginning. We believe that everyone should be equipped with this life-saving skill. Because emergencies don’t wait. They don’t schedule appointments. They occur when we least expect them. And when they do, will we be ready? Because you never know, the life you can potentially save with CPR could be of someone you love. Together, let’s create a world where every heartbeat matters! Just in touch with us to schedule your training and be prepared to make a meaningful difference around you :) To book a training or to get in touch with us, please visit our website : www.shvaasindia.com or you can contact us on : 8591671711