• Heart Attack: Heart attacks are the most severe ones when there is a loss of blood supply to the heart. Knowing the right time to respond to it can save lives.

Symptoms of heart attack are as follows;

• Difficulty in breathing
• Sweating
• Severe chest pain
• Feeling dizzy or lightheaded
• Stroke: A stroke is one of the most severe and life-threatening medical emergencies. This occurs mainly when the blood cannot reach the brain properly. This problem may be due to two causes: bleeding in the brain or an internal blood clot. Taking emergency medical treatment at a proper time reduces the chances of damage.
• Breathing difficulties:

  There can be several reasons why someone has difficulties in breathing. For example, asthma attacks, allergic reactions, coughs, or colds.

  Shortness of breath may occur during exercise or physical activity, but if breathing difficulty comes suddenly or unexpectedly, this is a warning sign.

  Here are some primary symptoms:

• Feeling shortness of breath
• Noisy breathing involves the sound of whistling or wheezing
• Pain while taking deep breaths
• Faster breathing is faster than usual
• Bleeding: You can start bleeding with short cuts and bruises. But this is not something to panic about at the moment. The emergency case arises when it is turned into deep cuts and severe bruises that require immediate attention. If you delay the process, high blood loss can lead to dizziness, a feeling of discomfort, a pale face, and in some cases, loss of consciousness. However, if this happens, it is a matter of urgency.
• Eye trauma: A person suffers from eye trauma because the eyes are pounded or retracted, which usually causes blood clots around the skin under the eye. Symptoms you may experience are:
• Bruising and pain
• Limited eye movement
• Change in pupil’s size