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Bleeding is a very natural cause in life. You can get it because you tripped and fell, or maybe you cut yourself with a knife or got a paper cut. But there are straightforward steps in stopping bleeding.
First, you must sanitize or wash the wound. If you don't, it would be very easy for the wound to get infected.
Next, you use a clean cloth or paper and put pressure on the wound. This will stop bleeding. Apply a fresh, clean bandage or Band-Aid. NOTE: If there is a bruise forming, apply ice onto it, this will help it a bit.