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If someone is pulled out of stage 3 hypothermia, is there any major damage they would have done to their body?

I have no idea why I'm laughing so hard at this thread

Thats a really good question... I have no idea... normally I'd just pull shit out of my ass and pretend to know but.. no idea


haha hypothermia.. why am I laughing at hypothermia

Originally posted by BlackC@
If someone is pulled out of stage 3 hypothermia, is there any major damage they would have done to their body?

Not sure. Hang on, I'll try it.

Yeah, they usually have some sort of paralysis and spinal cord damage.

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Originally posted by Ronny
I have no idea why I'm laughing so hard at this thread

Thats a really good question... I have no idea... normally I'd just pull shit out of my ass and pretend to know but.. no idea


haha hypothermia.. why am I laughing at hypothermia what the hell is wrong with you?

Originally posted by Lana
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ermm hehe I almost clicked that

Originally posted by Lana
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sly

Originally posted by -X-Dr.Gonzo-X-
what the hell is wrong with you? I'm really ****ed up

I don't know if this helps . . .


Stage 4 - Post-rescue collapse

The effects on your body after you are pulled from the water can include the following:

Loss of hydrostatic pressure from the water causes a sudden drop in blood pressure. This can cause heart or brain failure.
Your heart is cold and cannot pump cold blood effectively to maintain blood pressure.
Your lungs are damaged from the water you inhaled. This can cause a pneumonia-like illness.
Fatal bleeding from injuries may occur as your body warms up and your blood flows more freely. You may have internal injuries or injuries to your head and neck that you and your rescuers are not aware of. Up to 20 percent of all survivors die during rescue or shortly after.

Originally posted by Barker
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Fill in the blanks stupid censor.

Seriously, though, people should just look shit up themselves once in a while ermm

Originally posted by Ronny
I'm really ****ed up i don't get it, what's so funny about hypothermia?

Originally posted by Ronny
hehe I almost clicked that you're definitely high on something hmm

Originally posted by Lana
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Seriously, though, people should just look shit up themselves once in a while ermm



Yeah, no shit? ermm

just****inggoogleit is a bought domain name <.<

Originally posted by Barker
Yeah, they usually have some sort of paralysis and spinal cord damage.

I don't know if that was scarcasm, but if not you're very wrong. Hypothermia can actually heal a damaged spinal cord.

yep.. brain damage. i think... and probably you'll lose fingers from frostbite and stuff... i'm not sure.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypothermia#Stages_of_Hypothermia_in_Humans

No, you don't get brain damage either.