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If i have symptoms of shock, would i be too weak to say i have shock?
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Possibly: There are many different causes of shock, and any organ system in the body can be affected. Mental status changes (often as a result of low blood pressure) are common. Some patients in shock are completely awake & alert, but many patients are lethargic and/or delirious, or even comatose.
Answered 3/12/2016
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