What to do when one is burnt by fire

 
The first thing to do when you are burnt by fire is to put out the flames. The flames may be burning on clothes and they need to be put out by pouring water or smothering it with a thick blanket. Once the flames are out, you should try to cool the burnt area by holding it under cool water. _Do not use ice or cold water for this_. The idea is to cool the burnt area and the surrounding tissues to prevent further damage. As soon as possible, take the person to a hospital for further treatment. _Do not apply any creams, ointments, oils, or herbs on the burnt area_. If there is any clothing stuck on the burnt skin, _do not_ try to peel it off. Only remove bits of clothing that come off easily. Keep the area clean, cover it with a loose bandage and go to a hospital.

I found out that my boyfriend have the tendency of stealing my phone at night and go through my stuff, how do I tell him that I hate what he does?

Instead of telling him that you hate what he does, tell him that you've noticed that he's been going through your phone, and ask if he's feeling insecure about the relationship in any way. Hopefully, you will be able to have an honest conversation about the relationship. You can then put a lock/password on your phone and tell him that your phone is private - not because you have anything to hide from him, but because you have friends and family that may tell you things that is private and not meant for his eyes - there should be some privacy, even in an relationship.

Is it possible for a girl to be pregnant 2 weeks after her menstruation

 
Ovulation occurs about 2 weeks after the start of the previous menstrual period. If sexual intercourse happens around that time, fertilisation can occur. So, yes, it is possible for a girl to be pregnant 2 weeks after her last menstrual period. However, she may not know it. It will take about another month for urine tests to become positive for pregnancy. It will also take a further 2 weeks or so for the pregnancy to show up clearly on an ultrasound scan.

Does a person with high viral load look healthy?

A high viral load indicates a rapid rate of multiplication of HIV. In the usual course, a high viral load corresponds to a low CD4 count. This is because more number of viruses in the blood means greater destruction of CD4 cells. However, it can happen that the viral load is high but the CD4 count is not very low. A high viral load does not directly affect a person. It is decrease in CD4 cells that causes the individual to fall ill. Decreased immunity makes a person ill in more ways than just contracting infection. A person with a high viral load may appear healthy until their CD4 count falls below a critical level. That is the point at which they start to be unwell.

Is condom 100% sure️

No
 
_Nothing in this world is 100% safe_. Condoms are prepared in such a way that microbes and sperms cannot pass through the material. In real life, however, condoms may not be used correctly every time. Condoms may be reused, they may not be worn correctly, they may break during sexual intercourse, they may slip off during sexual intercourse, they may have expired, or they may not have been stored correctly. These are just some of the reasons why condoms can fail. In fact, the practice of carrying a condom in the wallet or in the pocket can weaken the material by exposing it to high ambient temperatures and increase the chances of failure. If used correctly each and every time, condoms have very high efficiency. In real life however, they have been estimated to be about 85% efficient in preventing sexually transmitted infections and pregnancy.

Why some guys are not romantic?

It's not just men - there are plenty of women who are not very "romantic" as well. Some people place less importance in the communication and display of love than others. It's not necessarily the case that unromantic people feel less love - they just don't feel the need to show it or dwell in it as much - in fact, some people might find blatant celebrations of love rather embarrassing!