Teach you several methods to prevent and treat heatstroke
Heatstroke does not necessarily occur just because of hot weather. Clinically, heatstroke has a set diagnostic standard, including changes associated with shock, collapse, low blood pressure, and extremely high fever. It mainly results from exposure to high heat and humidity, where body temperature cannot be normally dissipated through sweating, leading to rapid elevation and damage to brain cells. Heatstroke is actually not frightening; it can be avoided with proper prevention and treatment.
Four High-Risk Areas for Heatstroke
· Cars exposed under direct sunlight;
· Beaches;
· Open-air venues;
· Hot, poorly ventilated rooms.
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