The dangers of heat stroke

Heat stroke refers to the dysfunction of the human body's temperature regulation function caused by high temperature, which leads to excessive accumulation of heat in the body and causes damage to the nervous organs. In the classification of heat stroke, it is severe heat stroke. The weather is hot in summer, and many people will get heatstroke if they are not careful. Some people also suffer from heatstroke due to long-term working environment. Heatstroke, a type of severe heatstroke, is very harmful. If any of the following situations occur, you should seek medical attention immediately.

The weather in summer is too hot. If you stay in the sun for too long, your body temperature will rise. If you can't cool down in time, you may get heat stroke.

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Heat stroke refers to the dysfunction of the human body's temperature regulation function caused by high temperature, which leads to excessive accumulation of heat in the body and causes damage to the nervous organs. In the classification of heat stroke, it is severe heat stroke. The disease usually occurs in summer when the weather is hot and humid. When encountering hot weather, if you start sweating profusely and feeling dazed, you should pay attention to cooling down. If someone falls into a coma under high temperatures, the unconscious person should be immediately lifted to a ventilated and cool place, and poured with cold water to lower the body temperature. The body temperature should then be continuously monitored. If the high fever of around 40°C persists, the person should be immediately sent to an experienced hospital for fluid resuscitation treatment. Do not underestimate it as ordinary heatstroke and delay treatment.

Because continuous stuffiness will reduce the heat dissipation function of the skin, and infrared and ultraviolet rays can penetrate the skin and reach deep into the muscles, the heat in the body cannot be dissipated. At this time, the heat accumulates in the internal organs and muscle tissue, causing dry skin, increased muscle temperature, and inability to sweat, which in turn damages the central nervous system. This then affects the functions of organs and tissues throughout the body, and patients experience local muscle spasms, high fever, no sweating, dry mouth, coma, high blood pressure, cough, asthma, difficulty breathing, and even respiratory failure. It is the most serious type of heatstroke. This severe heat stroke can occur as a result of either physical or non-physical activity in hot conditions. Without timely and proper treatment, the mortality rate can be as high as 40% to 50%.

If heat stroke is discovered, early detection and early treatment will have better results. If delayed, the consequences may be irreversible. In addition, if you suffer from heat stroke, you should cool down immediately, as continued high temperature is more dangerous. People who often go out should always carry essential oil with them in case of emergency. And take a shower with warm water more often after returning home.