Will painful shock kill you

Shock is a very serious symptom, which manifests as intermittent breathing difficulties, unconsciousness, and accompanied by severe pain. If it lasts for a long time, it will lead to death. In shock, various organs will stop working, blood supply will be insufficient, and heart and lung disorders will occur. In daily life, do not do strenuous exercise, ensure a reasonable diet and regular sleep time, otherwise you will feel anxious and emotionally tense.

Typical syncope is different from shock. Shock is an acute circulatory dysfunction characterized mainly by microcirculatory disorders caused by strong stimulation of the body. It is often caused by massive bleeding, severe trauma, major surgery, dehydration, burns, severe infection, allergic reactions and toxic effects of certain drugs. Syncope is a brief loss of consciousness due to a temporary and widespread lack of blood supply to the brain. Fainting is often preceded by a series of symptoms including pale complexion, nausea, dizziness, dark eyes and sweating. If found, first aid should be performed immediately, and cardiopulmonary resuscitation including manual compression and mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration should be performed under the existing conditions to buy time and wait for the arrival of the ambulance. Let’s take a look at a video. The first step is to lay the patient flat on the ground. The second step is to help the patient tilt his head back and keep his airway open. The third step is to unbutton your clothes and beat your chest. The fourth step is to press the chest and perform artificial respiration.

Generally, many people will experience this kind of painful shock when the pain is severe. Don't worry, it will be fine after it passes.

Adjust your diet appropriately. It can not only increase appetite, correct constipation and improve gastrointestinal function, but also develop the habit of regular bowel movements. In your daily diet, you can choose more vegetables, fruits, beans and other foods rich in vitamins and fiber, and less spicy and irritating foods, such as peppers, mustard, ginger, etc.

Painful shock is also called neurological shock. When the body encounters strong pain stimulation, medullary anesthesia or trauma, it will cause insufficient cardiac blood transfusion or insufficient blood return, leading to shock. If shock occurs, it should be diagnosed promptly and analgesic and anti-shock treatment should be given according to the cause. If treatment is not timely, death may occur in severe cases.