Health: How long should the chest be pressed after a heart attack? This is the rule of CPR

Heart Attack Tips: Cases of heart attack or cardiac arrest are increasing rapidly. Someone suddenly falls down while dancing, while someone's heart stops working during exercise. In such a situation, the person dies within a few minutes. But it is not that this deadly threat cannot be reached. If the person is given CPR (Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation) on time, breathing can be restored. What is this CPR ? And how does it force the heart to beat again? Let's know about this...

breathing can be restored  The risk of
heart disease has increased rapidly. Many people are already facing this problem, in many cases the machinery of the heart suddenly fails. Its effect comes in the form of a heart attack or cardiac arrest. In this case, if cardio pulmonary resuscitation i.e. CPR is given within 10 minutes, more than 50 percent of the people can be saved without being taken to the hospital. According to health experts, a person does not die immediately after a heart attack or cardiac arrest. It takes some time. The heart can be activated immediately by giving CPR during this time. This causes oxygen to reach the brain and other parts of the body. In such a situation, a person's breathing can be restored.

CPR when should it be given ? 
If a person faints and stops breathing immediately, assume that he has had a cardiac arrest or heart attack.
Check the pulse of the patient's hand and neck, if there is no pulse, suppose that a heart attack has occurred.
Th hand, If the leg or any limb is not moving, it is a sign of a heart attack

CPR
The patient should immediately lie down on his back on a flat surface.
Now place one hand on the other. Place both hands between the patient's chest. Keep the elbows straight.The weight on the hand and press them hard.
After pressing the chest 30 times, inhale twice from mouth to mouth. this is called mouth-to-mouth breath.
After pressing the chest one to two inches with the hand, let it return to normal. Do this until the patient regains his breath or reaches a medical emergency.
By pumping at a speed in this way, blood flows into the heart and the life of a person suffering from cardiac arrest can be saved.