What happens when you drown?
When you drown, your lungs fill with water and you suffocate. Your heart and brain may also begin to fail, causing unconsciousness, respiratory arrest, and potentially death.
Drowning is the process of experiencing respiratory impairment due to submersion in liquid. The primary symptoms of drowning are difficulty breathing and coughing, with or without vomiting. If the drowning is not addressed promptly, it can lead to respiratory arrest and brain damage due to oxygen deprivation. In the worst case scenario, drowning can be fatal. 

In mild cases of drowning, a person may be able to receive assistance in time and be revived. In more severe cases, however, if medical attention is not received, the person can go into respiratory arrest and brain damage could ensue.
When you drown, your lungs fill with water and you suffocate. Your heart and brain may also begin to fail, causing unconsciousness, respiratory arrest, and potentially death.
Drowning is the process of experiencing respiratory impairment due to submersion in liquid. The primary symptoms of drowning are difficulty breathing and coughing, with or without vomiting. If the drowning is not addressed promptly, it can lead to respiratory arrest and brain damage due to oxygen deprivation. In the worst case scenario, drowning can be fatal. 

In mild cases of drowning, a person may be able to receive assistance in time and be revived. In more severe cases, however, if medical attention is not received, the person can go into respiratory arrest and brain damage could ensue.