00:00A lot of people are trying to hide from the sun, but some seem to want to get closer.
00:06Well, that's why people like to climb mountains, Susan.
00:09It's also one of the things you can do this summer.
00:11For those who haven't tried it yet,
00:14but for those who are hiking again and again,
00:16this is their way to get rid of their stress.
00:19But Susan, it's not easy to reach the top,
00:22and there are a lot of things you can try.
00:25That's my story, Dapat Alamo!
00:30When it comes to climbing mountains,
00:32it's raining heavily.
00:34But what to do
00:35if there's a stick stuck in your eye?
00:39Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
00:44Wait, wait, wait, wait.
00:45A lot of people have been affected by a stick stuck in the eye of a hiker, Chino Sakamarina Sur.
00:50I like climbing mountains because I can release the stress I feel from what I do every day.
00:58I feel relaxed when I climb mountains.
01:00When we arrived at Mt. Isarog, we didn't expect it to rain.
01:05Because when it rains, the sludge comes out.
01:09Along the trail, when we were going down the mountain,
01:11the sludge was increasing.
01:13I just didn't notice that it suddenly came up to my body.
01:17Even though it's hot, the weather on the top of the mountain is unpredictable.
01:20Clouds pass through the mountains,
01:22so sometimes when you're inside the clouds, it gets foggy,
01:25or sometimes the rain pours.
01:27Sometimes while you're on the trail, the rain suddenly pours.
01:30Out of the many mountains that Chino has climbed,
01:33he noticed a lot of sticks on Mt. Isarog.
01:35At the beginning of the trail, you can see it sticking to your rubber shoes, to your legs.
01:41You should know that a stick or stick is a blood sucking parasite.
01:45There are a lot of sticks that you can see on the road, on the branches, on the trees.
01:50That's why I felt like something was stuck in my eye
01:53because I felt like something was sticking in my eye.
01:57According to an ophthalmologist, Dr. Mitchie Buduan,
02:00when a stick is attached to its attached part,
02:03it doesn't feel pain because it removes anesthetic or anesthetic
02:07and stops coagulation or blood clot.
02:10The impact of a stick is on the eyes.
02:13It doesn't go inside or cause a hole.
02:20Usually, it's only on the external part of the eye that the stick can penetrate.
02:25This is a reminder not to forcefully remove the stick.
02:28There will be irritation at first and at the same time,
02:32there will be an allergic reaction so watch out for it.
02:35For example, if it suddenly rains or it's early in the morning.
02:37But the stick is not at risk for that
02:42unless it's been there for a long time in the inside of the eye.
02:47We need to find a place where we can sit and remove the stick.
02:53That's what I thought of first.
02:55Of course, the blood is being sucked because the eye is full of blood vessels.
02:59It's not going to cause a lot of blood loss.
03:02It won't move, it won't be manipulated as much as possible
03:06so that there won't be a risk of allergic reaction or bacterial infection.
03:13Go to the specialist immediately.
03:15For Doc Michelle to remove the stick from the eye,
03:18If you have mineral water, that's the only thing you need to wash and wash it with salt.
03:22Just eye patch if ever you can't remove it or don't remove it.
03:28You can also make a salt solution.
03:30Half a teaspoon of salt and water.
03:33Then you rinse it off or drop it in the eye.
03:36Don't forcefully remove it.
03:38As much as possible, don't use tweezers or cotton buds
03:42because it can cause more danger.
03:46If the stick is cut, it can cause an infection in the eye.
03:54Don't panic if you have a stick bite, especially in the eye.
03:58There's a possibility that the situation will get worse,
04:01not just for you, but also for your loved ones.
04:04Stick to the stick.
04:06But the important thing is don't panic.
04:08Learn the right first aid so that you can get the automatic response.
04:38For more information, visit www.FEMA.gov
Comments