HEAT STROKE // symptoms? how to avoid it? how to treat it?

HEAT STROKE & DEHYDRATION are common in SUMMERS among kids & adults. If not treated promptly, it can be dangerous! Everyone needs to know the signs & symptoms of heatstroke? how to recognize it? how to treat it? and what precautions to take to avoid it. Ask Dr. SMART!!!
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[@sifugurusensei]

I just laughed at one of the tip: drink lots of water. The girl who doesn't have heatstroke is drinking water instead of the guy who's affected by heatstroke.

[@DrSMARTteam]

It’s so that she doesn’t get heat stroke 😃 prevention is better than cure

[@chubbydinosaur9148]

I work in a factory that can get pretty hot during summer. I've got two ventilators to ensure air movement in my shop. I also bought special sports clothes and feel way more comfortable during work no matter how hot it is. Today it measured 27C (80F) and I was quite okay but since I drove home I kept feeling worse and worse. I've got all the symptoms except I haven't keeled over yet. Thanks for all the tips. I also ate a ¼ teaspoon of salt and the headache improved immediately. Hyponatremia happens fast as well during hot weather.

[@1111gjhfscvhdsh]

This was very useful the day after I had one lol I was at a water park with my family waiting in line for a ride, EXACTLY when we got to the top, I fucking collapsed

[@CONCEPTSsimplified]

Very helpful tips! Thank you!

[@leftright6940]

Had a heat stroke when I was really young. Like 10-13. I remember just getting excessively nauseous and confused. I was in my moms old car which had no air conditioning. It was mid summer and we were heading to a pool party an hour away. I told my mom I felt sick. 10 seconds or so later I legitimately passed out. My mom luckily noticed I just stopped talking and quickly got me out of the car and inside someone random persons house. (she knocked on their door for help). I was okay but damn this shit is serious especially for children and older people. I was never taken to a hospital for it but I think I was lucky with the amount of "exposure" I had. Any longer though, and I would have definitely been a goner.

[@g.o.a.t956]

I’m glad you’re here today!

[@mabelw7]

No ice water

[@savagegaming3696]

Damn glad your ok dawg today i was dying at work had to call my boss n told him i need to go home i felt like shit felt like my body was so fault dizzy couldn’t cool myself down and started getting anxiety i still feel dizzy like if imma pass out but im still cooling down

[@prasadkadam9755]

@@savagegaming3696how are you. Dizziness went away

[@lorelaijensen9651]

I got heat exhaustion a few days ago. Was going to hurricane harbor when I collapsed at the front of the gate. Never got to go. Stay safe!!

[@momcilojabucilo9320]

How you doing now? Are you ok?

[@lorelaijensen9651]

@@momcilojabucilo9320 yes, that happened almost a year ago so I’m ok now. Thank you for asking :)

[@momcilojabucilo9320]

@@lorelaijensen9651 Thanks God. It happened to me couple days ago and I was scared it might effect me in the future too but now its all good.Little headache but nothing major

[@tarekalsaied5076]

Thank you very much

[@mrosario4431]

Thanks..., well informative video. My maternal uncle got vomiting and diarrhea in summer last year.

[@quranwithyusufummeyusuf]

Nice tips to stay safe in the heat

[@mrosario4431]

Why you bring your religion every time???!!

[@daverussell5955]

I just had a heat stroke yesterday because my new boss doesn't like us taking a break outside working in the hot sun high heat and humidity. Another guy from work had a heat stroke earlier in the week

[@SuperTed.]

You can sue your boss for that.

[@daverussell5955]

@@SuperTed. it was under the table work, he would've just said he didn't know me

[@uhmeizuhngralphf0549]

To be ok lay flat on your back and pour some water on your face while breathing heavy,the trick is because when you lay down on your back your body goes to relax mode it will cool down quick you don't have water no problem just make sure you lay down on your back while breathing heavy

[@jeffhardy9272]

Tried lay down n my feet would cramp immediately so I had stay standing

[@theghoulmaster9566]

Here because of class but nice vid

[@rstxpectic393]

I played soccer on Tuesday in 88 degrees I played for 3 hours I got home at 9:30 PM I showered after the shower I had chills and a headache I took Tylenol then I woke up the following morning on Wednesday I went up to my mom she was brushing her teeth with the door open I started to feel dizzy and couldn’t focus everything felt that was going sideways then the last thing I remember is my mom screaming and I passed out right in front of her when I opened my eyes I was on the couch super sweaty I’m so lucky and thankful I was ok I didn’t go to the hospital I didn’t know about the symptoms of a heat stroke until this video if I would’ve known I would’ve gone to a hospital that night so thankful it wasn’t anything bad jus passed out but definitely a scary experience never thought it would happen to me I didn’t know heat strokes could be bad for you if you didn’t get help the day you feel a symptom

[@philtaylor3574]

Ever heard of punctuation?!?

[@rstxpectic393]

Now that I had a heat stroke I’m scared to get another one because I play a lot of soccer in the hot sun and I go outside in the sun all the time I’m scared for another one I don’t want it to happen again

[@bextron7397]

Same did you find a way to prevent it?

[@nataliac3870]

I was checking this video looking for an explanation of what I experience sometimes when I exercise in hot weather but it's not mention in any of the videos I've watched. Suddenly I feel cold and chills run through my body, I also feel my bladder getting loose. I have to stop and after 30 seconds or so I start feeling better. That's when I know the session is over. Are these symptoms also part of overheat or is it something different?

[@tatsuyatagamiasmodeanrebor5455]

One of the best ways to cool down someone with heat exhaustion is to put them in the car and blast the AC. if you are outside and it's 100 degrees, pouring hot water on someone isn't gonna do anything. If you have water bottles that have been in the sun with you, it's hot water. Get them in a car with AC or cool water.

[@lunity1111]

I had the beginnings of this yesterday and I poured water that was definitely warm because it was in the car because there was a tiny bit of breeze it did definitely still cool me down I mean try everything I guess

[@scarlettokay631]

ive had a heat stroke and dehydration. for my dehydration situation, i fainted and couldnt say anything. i stayed in the hospital for 5 days, and they decided to let me out. my heat stroke was almost the same. it was so scary, because the principal and the office assistants were asking me questions constantly. i was worried for my mom. i could barely see anything.

[@prasadkadam9755]

How are you now.

[@usernamecarti]

So whenever we are in Sudan that’s usually very hot my mom tends to act like a possessed person whenever she gets home after being outside for hours. I was always too young to understand and it always scared the heck out of me because she would literally scream, yell get away from me and move so weirdly on a ground. Basically like she’s literally possessed, I still don’t know to why this always happened. Me questioning it now made me come across heat stroke, it’s somewhat similar but also not. I feel like hers more different but she also acts very confused, she turns into a whole different person. Besides we are like a family of 5 and she’s the only one affected it by it. None of her friends experienced this. So I’m wondering what could it be?

[@zamir127]

Helpful tips to stay safe

[@DrSMARTteam]

Thank you! Stay safe and enjoy the summer

[@brianlong3789]

Hell I had a many one today at work I couldn't focus I kept getting out of breath felt like passing out couldn't eat couldn't even drink water and hell it's 11:05 and I still feeling the effects can't move much without throwing up muscle spasms all over the body it's sucks.

[@daisy_flowus]

Bro I have heat stroke and I feel like an ice block what can I do?

[@jamesmatheson9624]

I want to know if someone put a tube in their nose attached to a submersible in ice water and put the tube in their stomach the same way they do nasal feeding if that would drop a persons body temperature(the tube is sealed so no ice water gets out)

[@cloydmalanmalan]

Right now I have heat stroke rn... Please I wanna get rid of it I have School project tommorow😊

[@cherryannsalazar9122]

❤❤❤

[@Woofnberg]

In Iraq it's 46° c I'm getting heatstrokes everyday and I am getting to a depressive state

[@cloydmalanmalan]

Hey bro are you still alive

[@tonystorcke]

Do you think there are people who try to commit suicide deliberately by attempting heat stroke ?

[@bmohit2427]

Nightmare