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Symptoms and countermeasures of Heatstroke

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In a high-temperature environment, the human body sometimes loses the ability to regulate body temperature and requires emergency response measures and treatment.

Cambridge, MA (Periodical News) – “Heatstroke” is usually caused by prolonged exposure to high temperatures or physical exertion at high temperatures. It should be noted that heatstroke may also occur indoors! If not treated in time, heatstroke can damage the brain, heart, kidneys, and muscles of the body. The longer the treatment is delayed, the risk of serious complications or death may occur.

Symptoms of heatstroke

Symptoms of heatstroke include: body temperature rising to 104 F (40 C) or higher, Thirst, Headache, Confusion, Slurred speech, Easy to get anger, Seizures, Coma, Flushed skin, Nausea and Vomiting, Rapid breathing, Racing heart rate, Convulsion, etc.

Measures for heatstroke

When a heatstroke is suspected, it is necessary to seek medical resources as soon as possible and transfer the person with heatstroke to shade and reduce his clothes—cooldown by sprinkling water, fan, and ice towel. The ice towel placed on the neck, underarms, and groin has a better cooling effect.

Indoor heatstroke risk

When the outdoor temperature is too high, you must pay attention to sun protection when you go out or avoid going outdoors. Staying in a high-temperature indoor environment may cause heatstroke symptoms, and air circulation must be maintained indoors to increase the heat dissipation rate.

In hot weather, some people will drive out. Adults may get out of the car to buy things and leave their children in the car. This is a very dangerous situation. When the vehicle is stopped, it is like an oven. The air without convection will cause the temperature in the car to continue to rise, and the risk of heatstroke will increase.

Who is prone to heatstroke? Babies, young children, and adults over 65 years old. The central nervous system of infants and young children is not fully developed, and the central nervous system of adults over 65 years old has begun to degenerate, so it is more difficult for them to regulate body temperature and maintain water.

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