Anemia
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Anaemia – due to sudden and excessive haemorrhage from wounds of the large blood vessels, (or) Internal organ such as lungs, spleen (or) from bursting of an aneurysm or a varicose vein.
- Shock resulting from
- Sudden fright
- Sudden blows on the heart or on the epigastrium
- Drinking large quantity of cold water → when in a heated condition extensive injuries to the spine or other parts of the body
- Sudden evacuation of the natural or pathological fluids from the body
- Sudden pressure
- Severe exposure to cold
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Asthenia due to deficient power of the heart muscle as in fatty degeneration of the heart or aorta regurgitation or poisoning.
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Exhausting diseases
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Mucous membrane - Pallor
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Eye – Dilated pupils, Dimness of vision
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Restlessness
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Air hunger Gasping respiration
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Nausea or vomiting
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Marked fall in Blood pressure due to reflex vasodilation
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