NATION Heatstroke: What is it and How to Stay Safe? Check Health Ministry's Advisory on Heatwave Learn about the warning signs of heatstroke and how to avoid it by reading the Health Ministry's advise. Take precautions against heat-related illnesses by being aware of the warning signals and according to professional advice for a safe summer. Sparsh Goel May 27, 2024 10:16 GMT Heatstroke: A severe heat wave is currently affecting many sections of the nation. It appears that illnesses like heatstroke are prevalent at this time. When a person's body temperature rises quickly and they are unable to regulate it, they may get heatstroke. The body's capacity to sweat decreases during this period, making it harder for the body to stay cool. Summer's Silent Threat अगर आप गर्मी की वजह से अस्वस्थ महसूस कर रहे हैं, तो यह नुस्खे आपकी मदद कर सकते हैं। जानिए और अपनाएं।.#BeatTheHeat pic.twitter.com/gqdaH1FpLd— Ministry of Health (@MoHFW_INDIA) May 27, 2024 During the summer, heatstroke is one of the worst illnesses. The actual cause of heatstroke disease is an increase in body temperature brought on by the outside temperature, which also causes a lack of electrolytes and water in the body. In addition, the body becomes less able to sweat when a person has heatstroke disease, which raises body temperature. Symptoms The illness known as heatstroke has numerous symptoms. Increased body temperature, fainting or entering into a coma, increased confusion, voice tremor, body trembling, elevated heart rate, altered mental status, vomiting, or dry skin are some of its prominent symptoms. How To Prevent Yourself Between mid-afternoon (12 noon to 4 pm), stay inside or seek shade to avoid dangerous illnesses like heatstroke. In addition, dress in loose, white or light-colored clothing to deflect the sun's rays from shining on you. When venturing outside into the sun, protect your head with a hat and sip water or lemonade periodically. By attempting these solutions, heatstroke can be prevented. Indian Health Ministry's Heat-Related Illness Advisory A warning to avoid heat-related illnesses has been released by the Indian Health Ministry. The Health Ministry has made it clear that you should go to a cool environment first if you are feeling ill or experiencing physical pain throughout the summer. Monitoring Body Temperature for Heat-Related Safety Drink electrolyte-rich water to prevent heat-related illnesses, and see your doctor if something seems off. In addition, take regular precautions by monitoring your body temperature to ensure there is no issue. Read More Read the Next Article