How Protect from Sunstroke?

Sunstroke is caused by the body’s excess exposure to high temperatures or by doing physical activity in the hot sun. Sunstroke occurs when the body temperature reaches 40 C. or. more. High humidity, predisposing health factors, and certain medications increase the risk of sunstroke. Untreated sunstroke can cause damage to the brain, heart, kidneys, and muscles. In severe cases, delay in treatment increases the risk of serious complications or even death.

Causes: Excess exposure to the sun, strenuous activity in the hot sun, or dehydration

Symptoms: High body temperature, nausea and vomiting, headache, uncornClousnes, muscle cramps, and weakness