Can you use baking soda to stop bleeding?
While baking soda has some disinfectant and hemostatic properties, it is not a reliable or recommended method for stopping bleeding. In many cases, direct pressure and proper wound care, such as cleaning the wound and applying a clean bandage, are sufficient for minor bleeding. For more severe bleeding or open wounds, it's important to seek medical attention. Always refer to a medical professional for proper guidance on wound care and treatment.
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