Health Tip: When to Seek Medical Attention For a Cut

(HealthDay News) — Cuts are openings in the skin and can be deep, smooth or jagged. Minor cuts may be treated at home, says MedlinePlus. However, in some instances you should contact a medical professional.

Call 911 if:

Bleeding is severe or cannot be stopped.
The person cannot feel the injured area.
The person is seriously injured.

Call your doctor if:

The wound is large or deep.
The person has been bitten by a person or animal.
The cut was caused by a rusty object.
The wound shows signs of infection.

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