Sudden collapse, teach you 7 ways

Collapse is a condition that can be mild or severe. If the weakness is severe and causes a large amount of blood or water loss, it can lead to poor heart function and blood circulation, and in severe cases it can be life-threatening. Therefore, people must take collapse seriously. Don’t just think that it is just physical weakness. Today I will teach you some ways to deal with collapse.

1. Pay attention to rest and prevent excessive fatigue.

2. If you experience collapse, you should go to a local hospital immediately for medical treatment.

3. Drink boiled water often. The climate is dry in winter and the human body is very prone to dehydration. Drinking boiled water regularly can not only meet the body's needs, but also play a diuretic, detoxifying and waste elimination role.

4. Drink ginger and jujube soup regularly. Use 10 jujubes and 5 slices of ginger to boil tea. Take it once every night. It can enhance the body's ability to resist cold and reduce colds and other diseases.

5. Washing your face with cold water every morning can enhance the body's ability to withstand cold and prevent diseases.

6. Place citrus or peppermint oil at the head of the bed. Citrus oil is warm in nature, and the strong smell it emits can eliminate viruses. Placing citrus fruits at the bedside can prevent rhinitis.

Peeling a few orange slices and eating them before going to bed can help eliminate phlegm and relieve cough. Place a small bottle of peppermint oil next to your pillow and cover it with a leaky stopper to allow the peppermint gas to slowly dissipate. It also has the effect of treating headaches and nasal congestion.

7. Sleeping at night with a mulberry and chrysanthemum pillow. Winter mulberry leaves and autumn chrysanthemums can refresh the brain, clear the eyes, and cure colds. Using them as pillow cores can refresh the mind, help people fall asleep happily, and can also prevent and treat colds. Pay attention to nourishing qi and blood.

Confusing symptoms of collapse

Shock: A syndrome characterized by severe ischemia and hypoxia of important vital organs (brain, heart, lungs, kidneys, and liver) due to a sharp decrease in effective circulating blood volume and systemic microcirculation disorders.

Its typical manifestations are pale complexion, cold and clammy limbs, low blood pressure, weak pulse, and confusion.

The factors that trigger shock mainly cause a sharp decrease in effective circulating blood volume and microcirculation disorders through decreased blood volume, decreased cardiac output and increased peripheral vascular capacity, leading to tissue ischemia, hypoxia, metabolic disorders, and serious and even irreversible damage to important vital organs.