1. Extreme headache- Too much heat exposure often causes headaches, and also trigger some people’s migraines.
2. Extreme thirst and dehydration – With the approaching sun stroke, people who get affected tend to feel extreme thirst, as well as dehydrated and clammy. The body starts to produce excessive sweat in some cases with a bid to cool itself down.
3. Rapid heartrate- During a heat stroke, the person tends to experience faster than normal pulse, and they can also feel their veins throbbing.
4. Hyperventilation- Other symptoms of a heatstroke include shortness of breath and rapid heavy breathing.
5. Nausea- The headache, fast pulse, and lack of oxygen from hyperventilation makes the person feel nauseated.
6. Altered mental state or behavior- Prolonged exposure to heat also causes irritability, that makes people feel angry, irrational, and even delirious.
7. Slurred speech- Another sign of an approaching heatstroke is slurred speech, where the person’s word become incoherent and…
