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10 Hurricane Prep Tips From Experts | Everyday Health

Fact-Checked If there s a storm in the forecast, a game plan made well in advance can help reduce stress and keep you organized. Alamy We’re only a month into the Atlantic hurricane season, which lasts through November, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is predicting it will be an active one. This week, Tropical Storm Elsa became the first major storm of the season to hit Florida’s mainland, blowing in heavy winds and rain. Experts say it’s vital to be prepared for hurricanes, which can be “dangerous and destructive,” as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) puts it. Here are 10 tips for safety preparation.

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Are Your Kids Prone to Injuries? Here Are 6 First Aid Tips for Common Injuries in Kids

1. Cuts If there is bleeding on the cut, push with a clean cloth tightly over the wound until the bleeding ceases. Hold the cloth for about three to 15 minutes. Clean with running lukewarm water, then pat dry gently. Apply a thin layer of antibiotic ointment when the skin is split, and cover it with a bandage or gauze and adhesive tape. If the bleeding does not stop even after applying direct pressure, it is best to call your pediatrician or bring your child to the emergency room. 2. Sting With a scraping motion using a firm object, remove the stinger as soon as possible. To ease the pain, place a cold compress on the wound. If you observe breathing difficulty, fainting, swelling of the mouth, forehead, or throat, or presence of hives in the body, immediately call your pediatrician and emergency room.

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