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Go ahead and '''call a medic'''. Generally, if you are using due diligence, it is better for a medic to state you do not need attention rather than for you to keel over because you misjudged your wounds.

After the firefight has ended, ~~you~~ should ~~immediately~~ call for a medic. ~~They'll bandage you~~ up ~~way quicker than you can~~ and ~~then~~ stitch ~~you up so~~ your wounds cannot re-open. You should not assume that simply because you bandaged yourself, and your indicators are only yellow and grey, that you do not need a medic to review your condition.

After the firefight has ended, yo should begin bandaging ''all wounds'' with the end goal being to remove your tourniquets, and then call for a medic. Tourniquets will induce pain after 5 consecutive minutes. The medic will dramatically speed up your bandaging and also stitch your wounds so they cannot re-open. You should not assume that simply because you bandaged yourself, and your indicators are only yellow and grey, that you do not need a medic to review your condition.

The medic may ask you to remove your tourniquets yourself near the end of your treatment. This is because when a tourniquet is removed it goes into the inventory of the person who did it, and you kinda need to keep your tourniquets.

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 Go ahead and '''call a medic'''. Generally, if you are using due diligence, it is better for a medic to state you do not need attention rather than for you to keel over because you misjudged your wounds.
-After the firefight has ended, you should immediately call for a medic. They'll bandage you up way quicker than you can and then stitch you up so your wounds cannot re-open. You should not assume that simply because you bandaged yourself, and your indicators are only yellow and grey, that you do not need a medic to review your condition.
+After the firefight has ended, yo should begin bandaging ''all wounds'' with the end goal being to remove your tourniquets, and then call for a medic. Tourniquets will induce pain after 5 consecutive minutes. The medic will dramatically speed up your bandaging and also stitch your wounds so they cannot re-open. You should not assume that simply because you bandaged yourself, and your indicators are only yellow and grey, that you do not need a medic to review your condition.
 The medic may ask you to remove your tourniquets yourself near the end of your treatment. This is because when a tourniquet is removed it goes into the inventory of the person who did it, and you kinda need to keep your tourniquets.