Heat Stroke

The heat stroke is mainly characterized by heat stroke, the fever is 105 degrees Fahrenheit, and the skin is hot and dry. Other symptoms include rapid heart beat, rapid and shallow breathing, rising or falling blood pressure, and confusion or coma. If heat stroke is suspected, make sure that people enter the cool place from the sun. Please cover him with damp paper or spray, please cool this person. Blow air directly to people using fans and newspapers and use a thermometer to monitor the temperature of people.

Because it is possible that you will lose your life, heat stroke is much more serious than thermal fatigue. Patients with heat stroke may be in fever, stroke, or coma. However, heat stroke is predictable and preventable. There are two types of heat stroke; one by classical or non-exercise, the other by labor or activity. From athletes to couch potatoes, everyone is prone to heat stroke. Also, the best way to prevent thermal related diseases is prevention. By taking appropriate precautions and understanding the warning signs, you can easily prevent the risk of heat stroke. Pay close attention to elderly people, babies, specific drugs, athletes, outdoor workers

Experts believe that heat stroke is a precursor to heat stroke (hyperthermia). It may even resemble heat stroke, except that the nerve function is not compromised. Heat depletion is characterized by excessive dehydration and electrolyte depletion. Symptoms include diarrhea, headache, nausea and vomiting, dizziness, tachycardia, discomfort, muscle pain and so on. The ultimate treatment involves removing the patient from heat and refilling it. Most patients need to first exchange body fluids with IV isotonic solution. Once you know the electrolyte level, salt is adjusted as needed. After discharge from the patient, let it rest, let it drink plenty of water for 2 to 3 hours and instruct not to heat for several days. Failure to follow this advice may cause heat stroke.

Thermal related problems include exciting problems, also known as lice (heat rash), exhaustion of heat, and perhaps fatal heat stroke. It is difficult to say where the heat stroke end and where the onset of heat stroke begins. Both of them may be mistaken for the summer "flu" at least at the beginning. Please be careful: if you think you are experiencing thermal-related problems, or if you see symptoms of these problems to others, drink cold water in the air-conditioned room Is the most important thing. If these symptoms are not effective or the symptoms persist, call your doctor or visit the emergency room.