PULSE YOUR HEALTH

Air travel is one of the safest modes of transportation, yet plane crashes, though rare, can have devastating effects. Beyond the immediate physical trauma, survivors, rescuers, and even witnesses may experience long-term health consequences. This blog explores the physical injuries, psychological effects, and preventive measures related to plane crashes and health. Physical Health Impacts of Plane Crashes 1. Traumatic Injuries: Survivors of plane crashes often suffer from severe injuries, including fractures, burns, head trauma, and spinal cord injuries. High-impact collisions can lead to internal injuries, which may require long-term medical intervention. 2. Burns and Smoke Inhalation: Fires following a crash can cause third-degree burns and respiratory complications from inhaling toxic fumes. Survivors may need extensive skin grafts and prolonged rehabilitation. 3. Hearing Loss and Barotrauma: Explosive decompression and high-decibel noises from the crash can lead to hearing d...