Double Vision & Shock
This is when a person sees two things at the same time. The images are either on top of each other, or side by side. The point is, the image should be one, but the person sees two of the same thing. It gets interesting, this could be specific to one or both eyes, or both eyes. A head injury it aneurysm is one of the possible causes of double vision [10]. Both head injuries and aneurysms are potential causes of internal bleeding. Some medications could also account for double vision.
Shock is when the body runs out of a sufficient supply of blood for the body. It largely results from losing excess blood, especially in parts of the body where excess blood can be lost when a trauma/injury happens. All forms of shock [11] are life-threatening and can lead to death. Sweaty skin, low blood pressure, rapid heart rate, and sleepiness are common symptoms that trial shock.