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Tetanus Any wound that results in a break in the skin should be cleaned with soap and running water. All open wounds are at risk to get tetanus . Wounds from objects outdoors or crush injuries are at higher risk. Apply a clean and dry cloth to stop or minimize bleeding. Apply direct pressure to the site of bleeding to help minimize blood loss. If a person develops signs of tetanus -- muscle spasms, especially of the neck and jaw, muscle stiffness, or difficulty breathing -- immediate medical attention is necessary. Medical Treatment
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