Heat exhaustion directory

Heat exhaustion occurs due to high temperatures and dehydration. Signs include nausea, dizziness, headaches, and cramps. Heat exhaustion can progress to heatstroke if not treated quickly. Anyone experiencing signs of heat exhaustion should drink plenty of fluids, move into a cool environment, apply cool water or cool compresses to the skin, or if possible, get into a cool bath or shower. Follow the links below to find BootsWebMD's comprehensive coverage about how heat exhaustion is caused, symptoms, treatments, prevention and more.

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