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Recently a very sad news has come out from the film industry. Famous actress Karishma Kapoor’s ex-husband and well-known businessman Sanjay Kapoor died suddenly in England. 53 -year -old Sanjay Kapoor became a victim of serious health crisis during a polo match. It is being told that during the match, a bee entered his mouth, who stung in the neck, which caused him to breathe. He had a heart attack in a while and died.

This incident has shocked everyone. Usually, it is considered modest to move in the mouth while playing or interacting in an open space, but this situation can also be fatal. In such a situation, it becomes very important to know what to do in such an emergency.

What to do in such a situation?

1. Do not panic, stay calm
First of all it is necessary to keep yourself calm. Due to panic, the breath starts moving, due to which the worm can go into the windpipe and a dangerous condition like suffocation can arise.

2. Try to spit out
If the worm is still present in the mouth, then try to spit out immediately. Avoid swallowing or pulling it forcibly.

3. Gargle with lukewarm water
Gargling can remove parts of insects and get relief in the throat.

4. Try to bring cough
If you feel something stuck in the throat, then try to cough loudly. With this, the worm or any external element can get out naturally.

5. Go to the doctor in case of sting or swelling
If insects have stung and feel difficulty in breathing, swelling in the throat, nervousness or dizziness, then immediately move towards medical emergency. This situation can be very serious and can save life on time.

Rescue is the biggest treatment

According to the doctor, it is important to be cautious while eating or talking in the open place. Negligence towards insects can become fatal. Do not panic in such a situation and take the right steps immediately. With this you can also save the lives of yourself and others.

Disclaimer: The information given in this article is based on general reports and opinion of experts. For more information, please consult a doctor or a specialist. JBT News does not confirm this.