[ SECRET POST #2094 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2094 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Getting hurt

[(Anonymous)]

I think, basically, anything that's gonna get worse (or already is getting worse) without professional treatment until you're unable to function or dead is serious. Broken fingers (as long as it isn't ALL of your fingers or the bone broke skin), bone bruising, minor fractures, they usually heal on their own, if imperfectly, and aren't life-threatening. But head injuries that result in a concussion, you run the risk of an underlying brain injury, so that can potentially be very serious, even fatal, and needs to be checked out. Head injuries, bleeding out (including coughing up blood), missing body parts, major fractures, anything that causes loss of sight or hearing or mobility, chronic pain (doesn't lessen after a few days or actually get worse), inability to breathe right, stuttering heartbeat, these all indicate serious injuries, from my layman's perspective. Or at least it's the kinda stuff that gets you fast-tracked through an ER in my experience.