How to make up for prostration What to do if you have prostration?

There are many types of prostration, the key is that you don't know what you are prostrating, so there is no way to help you prostration, which is actually a manifestation of the so-called "syncope" in medicine. Symptoms such as palpitation, weakness, dizziness, tinnitus, dark eyes, nausea, paleness, sweating, etc., slow heartbeat and low blood pressure can occur during the attack, which is the symptom of collapse, followed by a transient impairment of consciousness, that is, syncope, but the recovery is rapid and there are no obvious sequelae.

Vasosuppressive syncope is the most common cause of syncope, and fatigue, hunger, poor ventilation, fear, pain, and bleeding are common triggers.

Other causes of syncope are:

1. Cardiac syncope:

Patients often have a history of heart disease, often due to severe arrhythmias, such as high tachycardia, bradycardia (less than 40 points) or asystole, and obstruction of cardiac blood discharge due to valvular heart disease, resulting in cerebral insufficiency and syncope.

2. Brain-induced syncope:

Common cerebrovascular diseases such as cerebral arteriosclerosis, transient cerebral ischemia, cervical spondylosis, etc., are seen in middle-aged patients and above.

3. Hypoglycemic syncope:

Seizures are associated with fasting and can also occur 2 to 4 hours after a meal, syncope often occurs slowly, with fatigue, dizziness, sweating, and hunger, and recovery is slow, and it may improve after thirst for sugar water. There is no significant change in blood pressure and pulse at the time of attack, and blood glucose levels often do not match symptoms.

When you have prostration after drinking, it is usually caused by the dilatation of blood vessels throughout the body and changes in blood distribution, resulting in a temporary lack of blood supply to the brain.

If it is clear**, the following tests can be done:

Electrocardiogram, cardiac ultrasound, cervical spine X-ray, brain CT, blood glucose, etc.

Pay attention to your daily routine, ensure sleep, avoid excessive fatigue, and do not drink too much.

The infirm should strengthen nutrition, pay more attention to physical exercise, and enhance the stability of vascular nerve function regulation through exercise.

If it is due to diarrhea and dehydration, it can be taken orally with glucose water and some salt, that is, glucose sodium chloride solution used for infusion in the hospital. If it is due to the prostration caused by the loss of qi and blood, then you can use the method of nourishing blood and invigorating qi, nourishing the liver and kidneys, including dietary therapy, medicinal diet conditioning and Chinese herbal medicine conditioning, depending on your specific situation.

Immediate resting should be placed. Give warm tea or sugar water to drink, and use your fingers to pinch the acupuncture points such as Renzhong, Neiguan, and Hegu. Or acupuncture Hegu, Zusanli, etc., are helpful for first aid patients.

For those who are "sick in the hall", they should be immediately removed from the bathhouse, wiped off their sweat, went to the locker room to lie down, and rested for a while with their heads down and their feet high.

01 In the medical concept, collapse refers to the internal medicine emergency syndrome characterized by paleness, weakness, dizziness, and unconsciousness.

02 Prostration is usually caused by profuse sweating without being replenished with water, and the ratio of salt to water in the body is not coordinated. Fatigue, headache, dizziness, and tiredness may be seen in mild cases, and vomiting, confusion, muscle weakness and even fainting may be seen in severe cases.

03 Prostration is common when the climate is uncomfortable and the exercise is too vigorous. For people who have collapsed, they should be immediately asked to lie down, with their heads lowered and their legs raised to allow blood to flow back, and then supplemented with saline or glucose, as well as sports drinks in the supermarket.

04 After the patient has collapsed and rested for a while after he is conscious, there should be no major problem. If the patient is not awake and sweats profusely, they should be taken to the hospital immediately.

05 For patients who have collapsed**, they should strengthen their exercise at ordinary times, and at the same time, they should also use some qi and blood replenishment drugs to maintain their physical health.

Get plenty of rest and be careful not to overeat.

If the blood supply is insufficient, increase nutrition, you can take donkey glue blood tonifying granules**.

Prostration is an acute syndrome that often occurs when you are overtired, fearful, aching, hungry, seeing blood, or seeing strange monsters. The patient was pale, sweating, dizzy, nausea and vomiting, rapid heartbeat, decreased blood pressure, incontinence, and even fainted. If you are able to lie down and rest after the above symptoms, most people will gradually recover on their own.

If it is not handled properly, it will be aggravated and even life-threatening.

Prostration is recommended to prick the person with acupuncture and drink salt and sugar water.

Withdrawal is an acute syndrome that often occurs with overwork, fear, pain, hunger, and the sight of blood or strange monsters. The patient appeared pale, sweaty, dizzy, vomiting, rapid heartbeat, blood pressure dropping, some incontinence, and even collapsed to the ground. If you are able to calm down after the above symptoms, most people will be able to recover gradually on their own.

If it is not handled properly, it will be aggravated and even life-threatening. Because the main problem is insufficient blood supply to the brain, if this problem can be solved quickly, the function of the brain will soon recover, and the functional disorders throughout the body can be quickly regulated and calmed. Common First Aid Treatments for Virtualization:

The position of the head and legs raised is conducive to blood return, creating favorable conditions for blood supply to the heart and brain. The three horizontal fingers under the knee and the outer side of the bone are important acupuncture points of the human body, called the Zusanli acupoint, and the heavy pinch of this acupoint makes it have a strong sense of numbness and soreness, which can play a role in awakening the mind and returning to the yang, revitalizing the center, and adjusting the function of the plant nerves. The combination of the two can often achieve the effect of combining the beads and complementing each other.

Withdrawal is mainly based on a temporary disorder of neurological function, and although the onset is urgent, the prognosis is good, and as long as it is properly treated, the patient will soon return to normal.