Shock may develop as the result of sudden illness or injury, or
bleeding. When the body cannot get enough blood to the vital
organs, it goes into shock. Sometimes even a mild injury will
lead to Shock is a life-threatening condition. If a person
develops signs of shock, call 911 or other emergency services
and begin home treatment immediately. Signs of shock include:
Passing out (losing Feeling very dizzy or lightheaded, like you
may Feeling very weak or having trouble standing Being less
alert. You may suddenly be unable to respond to questions, or
you may be confused, restless, or fearful. WebMD Medical
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