Cardiogenic shock is a rare but potentially fatal condition if not treated immediately. To be able to handle this dangerous situation early, everyone should know the typical signs of cardiogenic shock and the first aid method for the patient.

Shock can be caused by a wide variety of causes but can be classified into three main categories: cardiogenic shock, hypovolemic shock, and obstructive shock, among other subcategories.

In cardiogenic shock, treatment should be prompt, hemodynamic support to prevent organ dysfunction and failure, address the cause of cardiogenic shock, support cardiac function, and provide basic resuscitation.

During exercise, conditions such as fainting, dizziness, shortness of breath, nausea, etc. may occur, which are due to anaphylactic shock. To control heart attacks during exercise, this article will provide some useful information.