HIGHLIGHTS
- Coma is a medical condition caused by low blood level in Gray Zone Warfare.
- Players can use Blood Pack and Surgure Kit to increase the Blood level and cure coma.
- Bleeding, fainting, broken Bone, coughing, wounded organ, and sore arm are other conditions.
Grayzone is a first-person tactical shooter with multiple modes in an open world that includes several quests and tasks.
When you join a military company and start your journey on the battlefield, the combat may not always be on your side.
You or your teammate can get hurt by an enemy’s shot or even be in a coma due to various causes.
Spike Blood Level To Cure Coma In Gray Zone Warfare
Coma in Gray Zone Warfare is very similar to real-time; you get unconscious for a long time, but thankfully, there’s a cure in the FPS shooter.
The factor that drops players into a coma is the blood level; if the blood drops below the yellow line or reaches half, they will instantly be in a coma.
Hence, you should always keep an eye on that blood level to avoid dizziness and carry a blood pack.
However, you must consider one thing before reviving your friends from a coma is your utlilities should be in your pocket or the rig.
You won’t be able to heal players or yourself from the backpack; as a result, you or the teammate can die of coma.
Before providing the cure for coma, ensure to use painkillers to cover the wound.
For coma, You can easily tab H via the quick access menu and use the Surge Kit/Blood Bag to avoid unnecessary death.
Moreover, if your companion is injured, you can try examining the Ankle part to heal and examine them.
Medical Condition And Cure in Gray Zone Warfare
The conditions in the tactical shooter are quite vast, so you should have the medical supply for all of them. Here are the conditions and cure;
Condition | Cure |
Hurt | Meloxicam, Ibalin |
In pain | Meloxicam, Ibalin |
Exhausted | Avoid Sprinting, Rest |
Out Of Breath | Avoid Sprinting |
Bleeding | Tourniquet, Bandage |
Fainting | Heal Wound and use Blood Pack, Energy Drink |
Fatique | Avoid Sprinting |
Sore Arm | Rest for a while |
Dizziness | Blood Pack, Water |
Coughing | Suture Kit |
Broken Bone | Suture Kit |
Wounded Organ | Blood Pack, Suture Kit |
Coma | Blood Pack, Surture Kit |
Inflammation | Meloxicam, Ibalin |
Fatigue | Water |
Returning to the base alone won’t immediately start the cure; you should have enough medical supplies in the inventory.
You can easily get the items from the Lab Rats medical Vendor or complete quests such as Meds Wanted.
Players can also trade some medical kits, such as painkillers and Suture Kits if they are out of cash.