What are the symptoms of shock?

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We are not unfamiliar with shock. However, if we encounter shock, we may be caught unprepared by the sudden situation. This is just because we don't know enough about shock. Next, let's introduce shock bit by bit. Now, what are the symptoms of shock?

What are the symptoms of shock?

In the early stage of shock, the patient had conscious symptoms, such as restlessness, pale complexion and skin, purplish mouth and lips, frequent cold sweat, chilly limbs, nausea, vomiting and rapid heartbeat.

In daily life, shock patients are mainly characterized by unclear consciousness, weakness, indifference and slow reaction, and easy to get cold and dizzy.

In the late stage, disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) and extensive organic damage of the heart occur. The former causes bleeding, and the skin causes bleeding of mucous membrane and viscera,

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It must be noted that no matter how severe the shock degree is, do not give the patient any drink or medication during emergency treatment. Let the patient drink some warm water after he is sober, and especially remind the patient to keep warm and rest.