Manifestations of hemorrhagic shock caused by upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage

Hemorrhagic shock caused by upper gastrointestinal bleeding is characterized by dizziness, pallor, blood pressure drop, etc.

1. Hemorrhagic

shock in patients with dizziness may cause insufficient blood supply to brain tissue, resulting in ischemia and hypoxia of brain tissue, causing dizziness symptoms.

2. Pallor

Hemorrhagic shock causes insufficient blood circulation volume in patients, unable to supply blood to various tissues and organs of the body, and pale symptoms will occur at this time.

3. Blood pressure drop When

blood in patients decreases, it may cause insufficient blood supply to the whole body, resulting in a decrease in pressure in blood vessels, causing symptoms of blood pressure drop.