impairment or loss of motor or sensory function in areas of the body served by the thoracic, lumbar, or sacral neurological segments owing to damage of neural elements in those parts of the spinal column. It spares the upper limbs but, depending on the level, may involve the trunk, pelvic organs, or lower limbs.
One to Two Days Prior to Death. 1  Difficulty or inability to swallow. 2  Decrease in blood pressure. 3  Changes in breathing.  Congestion or respiratory 1  secretions. Restlessness.  Sleeping most of the 1  time. Mottlingâblotchiness to 2  skin. Surge of energy or alertness.  Fluctuating body 1  temperature. May or may not have  pain.
Some of the common symptoms of fear of dying. 1  You cannot breathe. 2  You feel as if you are soon to faint. 3  You tend to sweat a lot.  You suffer from queasiness and you feel like 1  vomiting. Your mouth becomes dry and your limbs start shaking.  Your heart starts palpitating faster and you canât even think or speak clearly.