⚠️ Medical Emergency

If someone's life is in danger, call now — do not wait.

Call 102 (Ambulance)Call 108 (Emergency)

1. When to Call Emergency Services

Chest pain or pressure — possible heart attack.
Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath.
Sudden weakness, numbness or trouble speaking — possible stroke.
Severe bleeding that won't stop.
Loss of consciousness or fainting.
Severe allergic reaction — swelling of face, throat or tongue.
Suspected poisoning or drug overdose.
Severe burns or major injury.
Seizures, especially first-time or lasting more than 5 minutes.
Suicidal thoughts or active self-harm.
Sudden severe headache (worst of your life).
Severe abdominal pain.
High fever in infants or young children.
Difficult labor / childbirth emergency.

2. Other Useful Numbers

Police: 100 / 112 (unified emergency)
Fire: 101
Women's Helpline: 1091
Child Helpline: 1098
Senior Citizen Helpline: 14567
Suicide Prevention: 9152987821 (Mon – Sat, 10 AM – 8 PM IST)
Poison Helpline (AIIMS): 1800-116-117

3. While Waiting for Help

Stay on the line with the dispatcher — they can guide you.
Unlock the front door / gate so responders can enter.
If the person is conscious, keep them calm and still.
If the person is unconscious but breathing, place them on their side (recovery position).
If you know CPR and the person isn't breathing, begin chest compressions.
Have a list of current medicines ready to share with responders.
Don't give food or water unless told to.

4. Lowpill Is Not an Emergency Service

Lowpill is a price-comparison platform. We are not a doctor, not an ambulance and not an emergency-response service. Don't waste time on the site during an emergency — call 102 or 108 immediately.