It can be difficult knowing when to call 999. Here are some examples of genuine life-threatening emergencies where you should call immediately: • Unconscious • Not breathing, • or difficulty breathing • Chest pain • Signs of a stroke • Severe injury • Severe bleeding that can’t be stopped • Serious head injury • Falls from a height • Severe allergic reactions We are here for you. And please remember, for urgent medical help that isn’t life-threatening, visit NHS 111 online or call 111 for under-

It can be tricky knowing when to call 999, here are some examples of genuine life-threatening emergencies. - chest pain - difficulty breathing - stroke - severe injury - severe bleeding that can’t be stopped - serious head injury - Fall from a height - Severe allergic reactions We are here for you and please remember, for urgent medical assistance when it’s not life-threatening, visit 111.nhs.uk. | North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust