Emergency rescue measures for anaphylactic shock

Shock is one of the serious symptoms often caused by severe allergies in the human body. Shock poses a great threat to health and can even threaten our lives. Under normal circumstances, we cannot fully understand the allergens in our body, so we often encounter sudden allergies, which may cause fever and swelling all over the body in mild cases, or shock in severe cases. At this time, it is particularly important to learn how to deal with anaphylactic shock.

First aid measures for anaphylactic shock:

1. The skin is cold, clammy and wet. The skin may also appear pale or gray. His eyes were dull and still. Sometimes even the pupils may dilate. Lay the patient on his back and lift his legs above his head if you can do so without pain or other injury.

2. The pulse is weak and rapid. The person's breathing may be slow and shallow or may occur hyperpnea (abnormally fast or deep breathing that results in a loss of carbon dioxide from the blood, leading to low blood pressure, trembling hands and feet, and sometimes fainting), and their blood pressure may be lower than normal.

3. People in shock may also be conscious. The patient may feel dizzy or even very weak or confused. Shock can sometimes make people overly excited or anxious. Check the patient's circulatory function (breathing, coughing, or chest rise). If the circulatory function is lost, please perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation immediately.

4. Keep the patient warm and comfortable. Please loosen the patient's belt, remove any tight clothing and cover him with a blanket to keep him warm. Do not give food or water to the patient, even if he complains of hunger or thirst.

5. If the patient vomits or coughs up blood in the mouth, please let him lie on his side to avoid choking. If the patient is bleeding or has a broken bone, take appropriate first aid measures immediately.

6. After simple first aid, the patient should be sent to the hospital for emergency treatment immediately.

Shock symptoms usually occur suddenly and without any warning signs. At this time, we can refer to the above methods for simple first aid, which may save the lives of your family or friends. However, do not take it lightly just because the patient has recovered. He should be sent to the hospital in time for a detailed examination by a doctor to ensure that everything is safe.