Symptoms of Heat Stroke

The precursor symptoms of heatstroke refer to the fact that the patient shows a lot of sweating, extreme thirst, oliguria or even anuria in a high fever environment, accompanied by loss of appetite, dizziness, headache, fatigue and weakness, and at the same time shows symptoms of nausea, even vomiting, palpitations, lack of concentration, inattention and uncoordinated movements. These are the precursor symptoms of heatstroke. once the symptoms of heatstroke are shown, it is necessary to hurry to a cool and ventilated environment, take off excess clothes and tight clothes to facilitate heat dissipation, and at the same time let them drink more water or drink more salty drinks or drink more soup to ensure the loss of water in the body.