Heat exhaustion happens after prolonged exposure to hot temperatures, which disables the body’s temperature control mechanisms. Low fever, fatigue, nausea, a moist skin, a racing and weak pulse and fast breathing are symptoms of heat exhaustion. If this is not treated immediately, it can lead to a life-threatening heat stroke.

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Heat Exhaustion
medindia 8870 Posts Heat exhaustion and heat stroke are preventable heat related illness. They are serious conditions and can lead to death if left untreated. When the heat stroke takes place due to too much exposure to the sun it is sun stroke. As victims body temperature increases, first heat exhaustion...Read More
Posted on : Thursday, June 28, 2007 12:00 AM