PHÒNG CHỐNG DỊCH - Shock Phản Vệ Sau Tiêm Vaccine - Hiểu Để Tự Bảo Vệ Mình

Hello everyone, I'm Dr. Ngoc. Today, I'm going to share with you a topic related to post-traumatic stress disorder. We've heard a lot about post-traumatic stress disorder, but what we really understand about it and how to deal with post-traumatic stress disorder is what I'm going to share with you today. First, we need to understand what post-traumatic stress disorder is. Post-traumatic stress disorder is a state where the body overreacts to a substance, which is a substance that we put in our body. At the moment, when we get a lot of vaccines, we talk a lot about post-traumatic stress disorder. But from before, we've had a lot of post-traumatic stress disorder. There are people who have had post-traumatic stress disorder with food, such as seafood, or people who have had post-traumatic stress disorder with pollen, or people who have had post-traumatic stress disorder with antibiotics. Those are the processes that we are having post-traumatic stress disorder or reacting to a substance from before. When a substance enters our body, our body will see it as a strange object and react to the substance. However, there will be cases where people who have post-traumatic stress disorder will overreact to the substance. When a substance enters our body, it may react to the substance from before. However, when people who have post-traumatic stress disorder have post-traumatic stress disorder, they will overreact to the substance. At this time, our body will produce a series of substances called intermediate chemical substances. There are a lot of ingredients in the group that we call intermediate chemical substances, such as hitamines and other ingredients. At this time, this amount of substance is produced in a very large amount in our body. Because the substance is produced in large amounts, it will react to the symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder. For example, when the hitamines or intermediate chemical substances are produced, they will help us get rid of or reduce our membranes. Therefore, we will see the symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder on the surface of our skin. At this time, small blood vessels will be released, and we will see that there are small blood dots under the skin, or we call it phatban. Or there will be a state of escape, and it will lead to a state of swelling in our arm area. So we have symptoms such as bruising, or phatban in the eye area. We will feel that there may be bleeding in the area under our eyes. Or in some cases, we start to see tears. These are the first symptoms that we can see on our skin, such as in the eye area, on our skin. There will be other cases, it will appear in the lip area, there will be signs of swelling in the lip area, or in our throat area. These are the areas where the mucous membranes start to show signs of swelling, and there are symptoms that we feel numb in the lip area or throat area. These are some of the signs, but these are the levels that we call mild. Here we are calling a lot of people, we are confused between the word defense or shock defense. So the defense is usually those symptoms, it is called our defense. And in the defense, it will be divided into 3 levels, mild, medium, and severe. In the severe level, it is called the defense shock. In other words, mild, people are calling, this is a state of defense of the body. And the severe level of the defense is the shock defense. Usually, the cases of death will be in the shock defense, not our defense. Very often, when we eat shrimp or crab, we are shocked, that is our defense. We smell the pollen, or when we clean the house, then we start to see a constant sneezing, right? So that is a reaction, a shock of the body. So that is also considered one of the symptoms of our defense. But it's just our mild level. So here it will be divided into 3 levels. So the mild level will be shown on the surface of our skin, our skin and face. Those are our mild symptoms. However, there will be severe symptoms. That is, when the central nervous system will be pushed out violently when we come into contact with an object. At this time, it will start to cause some of our muscles to shrink. That is, the muscles begin to have signs of shrinking, but it shrinks too much. For example, when we are normal, we will also have signs of shrinking our muscles. But because this central nervous system is pushed out too much, and it makes us shrink too much, then it will start to shrink in some positions. For example, what is our dangerous path? That is, it shrinks the muscles in the bronchial area, or the bronchial area of ​​our body. And at this time, it will make the muscles of our respiratory tract shrink. It's like we have a sore throat like this. So people will notice that those who have a shock of the body, right? People start to feel suffocated. And people keep hugging their chest like this. So those are some of the signs. It's like someone has a sore throat. Because at this time, the muscles in our respiratory tract have shrunk. But it happens very quickly. Or it will have signs of shrinking in the muscle area of ​​our respiratory tract. So we will start to feel it is irritating. It feels like going out a lot, or shrinking in the abdominal area, our gastrointestinal area. Because at this time, there are signs of shrinking in our digestive tract. Or there will be some cases where it shrinks in the brain area, in our head area. So we will feel very headache after we have the signs of that shock. So those are some of the signs. So when do we start to notice that the level of dissociation is high? Usually, the level is low. We see it a lot, right? And sometimes we let it go. Or some people use some anti-hitamins. Why is it called anti-hitamins? Because when we react with a substance, the hitamins in the body are released a lot. And when people drink an anti-hitamins, when they get that anti-hitamins, it will reduce our symptoms. And those are the symptoms on the surface of the skin. And then the level is higher, which is our average level. Except for the symptoms on the skin, it starts to have signs of shrinking in the gastrointestinal area. It makes us hard to breathe. It shrinks in the digestive tract. It shrinks in our brain area. It makes us headache. It shrinks in the stomach area. So that's when we start to have symptoms on the skin. Plus one of the symptoms is in the respiratory tract, or the digestive tract, or in our headache area. At this point, there are signs of a higher level. So that's our level. And usually, we have to go to the hospital to deal with this level. Because people will be afraid. And the best thing is when we have symptoms, we need to go to the hospital right away. Because it happens very fast. From level 1 to level 3, it happens extremely fast. And at level 3, the blood vessels will be dilated and the blood pressure will drop. We drop. And at this point, we are hard to breathe. And we are in a state of coma, delirium, almost unconscious. We may faint, lose control. And this is when the process called shock occurs. And the word shock starts to be used in this area. In the previous stage, it was called anti-shock, not shock. Shock is a state that has signs of anti-shock like before, plus the state of blood pressure dropping and leading to some symptoms such as delirium or loss of consciousness. At this point, it leads to a state that we call anti-shock. So that's what we need to understand the nature of anti-shock or shock. What is it like? So, why in this video, Dr. Ngoc wants us to see so that we can really understand how to deal with it here. One of the things that people call the first stage in dealing with shock is what? It is adrenaline. And we can see that all cases of shock or when we are at a high level, when we see doctors, they will give us a dose of adrenaline. Because when we inject adrenaline into it, it makes our muscles stiff. That is, when it makes our muscles stiff, the muscles that support us will be stiffened and at this point we will be able to breathe. In the pelvic area, when it is constricted and it makes us feel pain, at this point we inject it and it will make us stiff. So when we inject it, the pain problem will be gone and when we inject the adrenaline, the blood vessels will contract and the blood pressure will increase. That is, it will solve almost all of the symptoms of our shock. So here, if we inject it in time, for example, when we have signs of shock, right? We are like people who have neck pain like this. So when we inject it, the muscle will be stretched out and we will be able to breathe. And the injection needs to be done immediately. So what is our problem here? The faster, the better. So usually there will be something like this. That is, when we have a shock, it usually happens very quickly. For example, when we come into contact with the organs, it will happen very quickly, within about 2 minutes to about 1 hour later, it has already happened. That is, immediately, it is like when we eat seafood that people have experienced before, right? We eat it and immediately, about 5 minutes later, we feel nauseous. Or there are people that we smell the smell of some flower that we have experienced. We smell it and we feel nauseous. Because the reaction of the stomach happens very quickly. That is the reason that people who have a shock usually have to stay to follow about 30 to 30 minutes to 1 hour to get the vaccine. Because people have to follow right away. And usually, the vaccination tables or in the emergency rooms or in any medical room, people have to have the adrenaline to deal with immediately. That is, the vaccine dispatched to us to deal with it. So that is what we need to deal with in a very short time. Because if anyone has a shock, we have to sit and wait. And if we don't have a shock, we may not need it in such cases. That is what we know that we have to deal with very quickly in that place. And if we go home and have a shock, we have to go to the medical facility immediately to get the vaccine. Because it's like we're suffocating. It's very difficult to breathe. We may have to move away. In the case that it's very difficult to breathe, it's like we're suffocating and we can't breathe at all. There are many cases where people have to open the air duct. That is, it is trapped here and they have to open a hole to create an air duct here. Or they have to put a tube in here. That is what they have to deal with quickly when there is a shock. That is what we have to pay attention to. There are many people who ask whether we should treat the adrenaline at home or not. In fact, abroad, there are products like this for people with astigmatism. Here, people with astigmatism usually treat these products. It's called EpiPen. It's like a pen. Now, when there is a shock, there is an adrenaline inside. They will deal with it quickly. If there is a sign that they can't breathe, they take the pen out and put it directly in their thighs. That is the easiest posture for people with astigmatism. Even if they are wearing clothes like this, they have to take them out because they need to deal with quickly. So, there are EpiPen pens like these that are very expensive or not available in Vietnam. But some foreign countries have them. I don't know if we can use them or not. But have to deal with a lot of So, I know that there are a lot with astigmatism in I know that there are a lot with astigmatism So, I know that are a lot astigmatism in know that there are a lot astigmatism So, there know that there are a lot astigmatism compared to the number of cases of COVID-19 in the transportation sector. It's more than 1,000 cases, which is a lot more than the health sector. At the moment, as we saw yesterday, the number of COVID-19 cases in Ho Chi Minh City has increased to 300. That is, the death rate when we are infected with COVID-19 is much higher than when we get vaccinated. Therefore, getting vaccinated is much safer than being infected, even if there are some symptoms. But if we know how to deal with it, it will be safer. These are some of the things that Dr. Ngoc wants to share with everyone so that we can understand the nature of protection, as well as how to develop early to deal with it. And if we go to the medical facilities, usually here, the adrenaline is mostly in the medical rooms. In any medical room, when they open it, they all have adrenaline. So people can go to all the medical facilities. Why are they called the closest? Because we need to deal with it in time. But in any medical facility, they all have that to deal with. Because when doctors go to work, they have to know how to deal with the risk of infection. So if we see those signs, we will need to deal with it in time. Here, Dr. Ngoc will remind us again that within about 2 minutes to 1 hour, the level occurs very quickly within that period. So if anyone has a response mechanism, we can tell our radiologist so that we can stay a little longer so that we can follow up, or we can go to the hospital, so that it will be safer. In some cases, there will be situations where the infection occurs later. So why do we need to follow up within about 2 to 3 weeks? But this ratio will be much less. Usually, it will occur within about 1 hour. And within the first 3 days after we receive the vaccine, it's best to stay with someone so that we can follow up together. Avoid cases where it occurs too quickly and we can't deal with it in time. So those are some of Dr. Ngoc's shares for everyone to help us have a deeper look at what protection is, as well as how to protect ourselves so that we can have plans to protect ourselves in the best way possible. Okay, that's all. Congratulations, you have watched all of Dr. Ngoc's videos today. To avoid missing the next videos of Dr. Ngoc, you can subscribe to Dr. Ngoc's channel by clicking the circle in the middle. You can also watch Dr. Ngoc's videos on the left and the videos on the right. See you again.