Heat stroke is the most serious type of injury caused by heat and its treatment is considered an emergency in the hospital. If you have any doubts or if anyone has symptoms of heat then consult your doctor and it is also called sunstroke.

And if you have an emergency then call your nearest government hospital.

And do not go out much in sunstroke due to heat waves.

Heat stroke can damage our brain and many internal organs.

It is not that heat wave stroke affects everyone, it affects more people of 40+ years of age.

But its impact is also felt by the younger generation.

Heat stroke is most often the result of milder heat-related illnesses such as cramps, heat syncope, fainting, and heat wave exhaustion, but it can also strike you if you are exposed to heat injury or There are no previous symptoms of a heat wave

Heat stroke occurs when you are exposed to high temperatures for a prolonged period of time, usually accompanied by dehydration, causing the body's temperature regulation system to fail

Heat stroke treatment definition includes lowering the core body temperature Heat stroke is more than 104, which can lead to complications related to the central nervous system and other normal symptoms include mild nausea and a little attention is required for the attack.

• What are the symptoms of heat stroke? We will explain to you in some tips.

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• Heat stroke treatment The first symptom is if your body temperature is above 104

• and unconsciousness can also be a sign of this

• and there are other symptoms in it Symptoms may include

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• severe headaches, dizziness, and spinning of the head

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• no sweating despite the heat

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• red skin, dry and itchy

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• severe weakness and cramps in the muscles

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• seasickness and vomiting, and heart problems The heartbeat can sometimes be fast or slow

What are the first aids that can help completely in heatstroke

If you suspect that you have heatstroke, you should immediately call 911 or if someone has it, take him to the hospital immediately.

Never delay in seeking medical help, otherwise it can prove to be very fatal.

Start first aid while waiting for the paramedics to arrive.

Take the person for a walk in an air-conditioned environment

Take him to a cool place where there is more heat and remove the clothes from the person's body.

If you do this, the person's body temperature will start to decrease and then it will come down to around 99 or 100.

If you do not have a thermometer, then you do not need to worry.

Then use cooling strategies.

Sponge the patient's skin or wet a cloth with water from a nearby canal and keep it on his forehead for a few minutes.

Fuse the patient's entire body with cold water. Wash as this area is rich in blood vessels close to the skin and cooling them can reduce the body temperature.

Or keep the patient in a shower or tub for some time.

If you do not have cold water to treat heatstroke, you can cool the patient's hands, feet and face with some ice at that time.

Or you can make him/her soak his hands and feet.

What are the risk factors for heatstroke?

Heatstroke is most common among older people, especially those who live in houses and apartments

that do not have air conditioning or good air circulation

and people of any age are at higher risk, such as those who do not drink enough water or who do not bathe for several days

or those who drink too much alcohol

Heatstroke is closely related to the heat index, which can be a measure of the heat index

When the index exceeds 90 degrees, the risk of heat-related illness increases, heatstroke being an example.

So it's important to know why