What should we tell parents about when to seek further help after a minor injury?

Give clear, NHS-aligned red flag advice: persistent or worsening pain, heavy or prolonged bleeding, signs of infection, vomiting, drowsiness or behaviour change should all trigger NHS 111, urgent GP or 999 depending on severity.

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