What to do if a fly or mosquito enters your mouth like Sanjay Kapoor, how to save your life?

According to experts, insect bites can be fatal. This problem is common. Many such cases have been reported. However, this is rare. This condition is called anaphylaxis.

The death of Bollywood actress Karishma Kapoor's ex-husband and well-known industrialist Sanjay Kapoor shocked everyone. He was 53 years old. He was said to have died of a heart attack. But now the reports that are coming out have surprised everyone. Actually, according to the reports, a bee entered Sanjay's mouth while he was playing polo. The bee stung him in the throat, due to which Sanjay felt difficulty in breathing. He was taken to the hospital, where he suffered a heart attack in a short while. Sanjay said goodbye to the world. In such a situation, if a fly or mosquito enters the mouth, what steps should be taken to save life? Let's know about this...

Bee stings can be dangerous

 

 

According to experts, insect bites can be fatal. This problem is common. Many such cases have been reported. However, it is rare. This condition is called anaphylaxis. This situation is considered a medical emergency. Anaphylaxis is a severe allergic reaction. Bee stings contain poison, which can cause a very severe allergic reaction in some people. When a bee stings inside the mouth or throat, a severe allergic reaction can start throughout the body and blood pressure drops rapidly. Due to severe allergic reaction, heart rate may stop and the risk of cardiac arrest may increase.

 

Heart stops working

If a fly, mosquito or any other insect enters the windpipe, it can be a dangerous situation. Breathing can stop. Due to swelling in the airway, the flow of air stops, this condition is considered hypoxia i.e. lack of oxygen. Heart beat can stop due to lack of oxygen reaching the brain and heart.

What to do if an insect enters your mouth?

• Do not panic: If a worm has entered your mouth, do not panic. Panic can cause breathing to become faster, which can cause the worm to enter the windpipe. In such a case, there can be a risk of suffocation.
• Try to take it out: Try to take the worm out by spitting. You will get relief as soon as the worm comes out.
• Gargle: If the worm is felt near the throat, then gargle with lukewarm water. This may help in flushing out the worm.
• Try coughing: If it feels like something is stuck in your throat, try coughing hard. This can help the worm come out of your mouth.
• Go to the doctor: If you feel stinging in the throat, swelling or have trouble breathing, you should immediately go to the doctor. Negligence in this can make the situation dangerous.