Usually loss of consciousness occurs suddenly.
Loss of consciousness or fainting can be caused by many factors: a decrease in blood pressure, head trauma, poisoning, overwork, and more.
Most often, loss of consciousness occurs suddenly, but sometimes a person may first feel nausea, weakness, dizziness, and other symptoms.
The Ministry of Health provides instructions on how to provide pre-medical care in case of consciousness.
Remember the main thing: if you see that a person has fainted, immediately call the emergency medical team.
We would like to remind you that during treatment in a hospital, an ultrasound examination prescribed by a doctor is free of charge. Like all other necessary examinations, ultrasound is included in the corresponding package of services. Therefore, the examination can be immediately in the same hospital where the patient is being treated.
The NSZU contact center continues to operate. Calling 16-77 you can get information about the provision of medical care and the work of the medical system during martial law, the Ministry of Health reports .
