Cardiogenic Shock treatment in Mérida

Cardiogenic shock is an emergency in which the heart loses the ability to pump enough blood to meet the body's needs, which compromises the supply to vital organs.

Which specialist is responsible? Its management falls to the emergency physician in the acute moment and to the cardiologist; in minors the pediatric cardiologist may be involved, and when there is structural damage the cardiovascular and thoracic surgeon takes part.

Warning signs: it is usually accompanied by very low blood pressure, cold and clammy skin, confusion, and difficulty breathing.

When to seek care? It is a potentially fatal condition that requires immediate attention in an emergency department. At these signs, do not delay in seeking care and let a medical team assess the situation.