I’m an ER doctor, these are the deadly mistakes people make during a medical emergency
Dr. Robert Femia, chair of emergency medicine at NYU Langone Health, told DailyMail.com that his number one advice in an emergency is to call 911 as soon as possible.If a friend or loved one experiences a medical emergency, it's easy to panic. More and more Americans are avoiding the emergency room, according to a January Gallup poll, with nearly four in 10 putting off medical treatment due to financial concerns. However, ER doctors say taking someone to the hospital yourself instead of waiting for an ambulance could deny them vital medical attention. Calling an ambulance could save a life and prevent complications. Speed is also essential. Research shows that someone who has a stroke loses 1.9 million neurons every minute they don't receive treatment. Dr. Robert Femia, chair o...