Life can be saved by giving CPR immediately after a heart attack. The entire process of doing CPR is very important. Because if CPR is done properly, the chances of surviving even the most serious heart attack can double or triple. By doing CPR properly, blood circulation works properly. If you do CPR properly immediately after a heart attack, the chances of saving life can increase.
Life saved after giving continuous CPR for 5 hours 40 minutes
52-year-old Italian climber suffered hypothermic cardiac arrest. After which his life was saved by giving him continuous CPR for 5 hours and 40 minutes. This was done without any extracorporeal life support. According to a report published in another medical journal, it was told about the case of a 61-year-old man who was going to the hospital in an ambulance when he experienced severe pain in the back, after which it was found that cardiac arrest had occurred. After which he was given CPR for 82 minutes and his life was saved.
What do the statistics say about heart attacks
Thousands of people die from cardiac arrest every year in India. According to the National Crime Records Bureau, in the last 10 years i.e. from 2012 to 2021, there has been a 54 percent increase in deaths due to heart attacks in the country. Cardiac arrest is an unexpected loss of heart functioning, breathing and consciousness. In which the heart suddenly stops beating. It can cause death.
Method of giving CPR:
To give CPR, join both the hands in such a way that the lower part of the palm comes on the chest.
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Press the chest by placing it on the lower half of the center.
Press the chest up to 5 cm.
Compress chest 100-120 times in a minute.
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The correct CPR ratio is 30 compressions for 2 breaths.
Some more things related to giving CPR:
No certificate is required to give CPR.
If the patient is not breathing or responding, start CPR immediately.
Do not think about the pain the patient may suffer while giving CPR.
Any complications caused by CPR are better than no CPR at all.
