I barely made it to a store once. My a/c in my car was out. I left work and thought I could make it home 40 min on the hwy. Had all windows down and there was traffic of all times. I started panicking upping my heart rate more because I needed the nearest exit and water. Finally got to my exit, walked in the store unbelievably dizzy and straight to the bathroom and drenched my face, my neck. I was shaking in there. Came out 10 minutes later still with the shakes, bought water and ice and sat outside and poured that ice over my head. Scariest moment of my life. Drove home with with ice cubes continously on my neck. My shakes didn't stop until about 4 hrs later. Never drive in the summer with no a/c.
i used to work at chick fil a and after my first day of work i was rushed to the ER because i got heat stroke from being outside all day handing out food in the scorching texas heat which was 100 degrees
You call yourself a Texan?? Jk i clean swimming pools and today i had my third heat stroke. Wearing slacks and dress shirt outside all day at chikfila is no joke
just went thru this.... cut grass at 8;30 am but after 20 mins i felt like i wanna fall out...weak like... stop cuttin grass sat down and got some water...still felt like i wanna lay down...after 10 mins felt better...cut grass before 8 am or after 6 pm... dont fight the sun... you wont win...almost felt like praying...i made it though
Coming from a long line of farmworkers. I know when coming in from the heat you think of just hopping straight into the shower, but it’s not good and can cause your body to go into shock if you go from extreme heat to extreme cold suddenly. It’s best to just rest for about 10-15 minutes then get in the cool shower.
I've been clearing the Fields of thisles and ragwort all week cause the farmer didn't spray the fields earlier in the year. It's been hard man, horseflies have bitten me and all other bullshit in this heat!
I ended up getting heat stroke in the summer. Felt drunk sober. Couldn’t think. Couldn’t walk well. Big headache. Just drank as much water as I could without throwing up and sat in the tub. Ice to my forehead and vitamins. Bf didn’t leave my side. I told him to call 911 if I passed out. Luckily I didn’t and serious conditions went away after a few hours and I felt normal a few days later. I would never go to the hospital in Canada unless I was actively dying. Our healthcare is horrendous
I think I had heat stroke today. We did a hike that we underestimated. Didn't bring enough water, my urine was dark and we grabbed a water bottle filled it with water from a fall for my daughter as a gift. After less than 10 minutes we needed to poor half the water on my head. We did that for about 2 minutes. I used to wrestle in high school and this is the most exhausted I ever felt! heat stroke is not fun!
@@foolmoose did you feel kinda off during and afterwards? When I had it I felt kinda feint...it was a weird feeling, not like lightheaded or dizzy. Lasted for a few hours even after I had cooled down.
Bruh I literally got heat stroke today and I went to a cold spot drank a lot of cold water and just stood there and the only way I knew was because my body didn’t want me to move also because my heart all of a sudden went faster
I had it yesterday, and realised it in the nigh where my sheets was covering my body i woke up exhausted, but after getting naked in a cool shady place drinking 5 liters of water in 2 days i feel my skin cooling down i also had a cold shower, and cleaned my face with cold water 10 times it reduced the heartbeat for 10 mins, the urine aint dark its light yellowish, i feel my bidy cooling down but the headache may be for few days still😮 but lets see what happens wish everyone good luck and god bless yall❤❤❤❤❤
My apartment is extremely hot. It is always 90 degrees. I tell management and they tell me to call maintenance. Maintenance reduces it to 85. Today in NY it is 60 degrees give or take. This is way too much heat
Happened to me yesterday. Then I had a panic attack. My heart is still beating strange. I was shaking uncontrollably and thought I would pass out. I was doing very strenuous work in a hot metal building for weeks on end and drinking beer in the evenings. I’m terrified to go back to work. I’m also on blood pressure medication. Scared me to death
In heat stroke, where the body has lost its ability to regulate body temperature, or to get rid of excessive heat that is normally done by sweating, a symptom is not going to be excessive sweating. At the point of heat stroke, which is not the same as heat exhaustion or heat illness (loss of electrolytes, usually during strenuous activity in a hot environment) where you would have profound sweating, the body literally cannot produce sweat anymore, so the skin will be hot and dry. The treatment is pretty self-explanatory, but in a critical setting such as heat stroke, the first thing to do is remove clothing and apply ice packs to the neck, armpits, groin, and chest (cold baths are good, too, but remember, those take more time to fill up). Also, if cooling by submerging in water, remember it’s COLD water, not ice water. The reason for this is that a patient undergoing heat stroke, or even just someone with normal core temp, a sudden submerging into ICE water can cause the body to go into cardiogenic shock. This is especially true for someone with malignant hyperthermia, which is a hypermetabolic response to anesthesia (corrected with cooling and dantrolene), which is why common practice nowadays is to use ice packs applied to areas with large lymph nodes and vessels (and internal cooling, etc.) for faster circulation to internal organs, especially the vital organs, to lower core temperature as quickly as possible to prevent organ failure. Unlike normal ABCs of medical care (Airway, Breathing, and Circulation), treatment of heat stroke focuses on CAB (Circulation, Airway, and Breathing) because the problem lies with the heart being unable to maintain cardiac output (CO) in the face of high core temperatures, which is also usually associated with dehydration, which further contributes to the body’s hypotension (low blood pressure). Hinkle, J. L., Cheever, K. H., & Overbaugh, K. J. (2022). Brunner & Suddarth’s textbook of medical-surgical nursing (15th ed.). Wolters Kluwer. Morton, P. G., & Fontaine, D. K. (2018). Critical care nursing: A holistic approach (11th ed.). Wolters Kluwer.
What would be the permanent effects from heat stroke untreated? I had excessive sun exposer during the sameb which I had headache that felt like my brain was swelling, during the headaches I had sensitivy to light and sound, If somebody's brain swelled up would an MRI (done 30 days later) still show the swelling or would you have to get mri done that Same day during that swelling sensation? How would doctors check for damage to the body for someone that had heat stroke months ago?
You know, I have to avoid getting to hot like that especially in the summer time, because it gets too hot like this, and I have to use my fans and the air conditioning unit to cook myself down, and I have to put on summer clothes only for that particular matter to keep myself safe. And I’m very lucky that I did not deal with this under 5 years old. Because it’s deadly in toddlers, because I would’ve gotten killed if I got too hot during my years of being a toddler. And it also gets worse when you’re 65 and older, and they can get burned very easily.
Heat stroke is a severe condition that occurs when the body overheats, usually due to prolonged exposure to high temperatures, and can be life-threatening, especially in vulnerable groups like toddlers and the elderly. Staying cool with fans, air conditioning, and wearing appropriate summer clothes are essential strategies to prevent overheating during hot weather. It's fortunate that you didn't experience heat stroke as a toddler, as young children and older adults are at higher risk and need extra precautions to stay safe in extreme heat. Staying hydrated and avoiding excessive heat exposure are key to preventing this dangerous condition.
Today I was walking in sunny road and suddenly I felt fully exhausted, tired and heat all in my hands, legs... badly I want to drink water but I couldn’t as there is no shops on the vicinity... I just went to nearby tree where shadow is there and sat down there. Removed my shirt and made myself relax. Then I asked a biker for water and he gave, I pored it on my feet and hands and for my head fully and drank. Then I got completely fine... worst experience ever
Bro , are u having any long term effects ? I got heat stroke 4 weeks ago but didn’t pass out , I was able to walk my self to the car and drive home and cool down . I haven’t been the same since . I work outside all day and now feel dizzy when it’s hot which never use to happen. My heart keeps pulsating at rapid speeds now out of nowhere even though I’m not doing any excersize or heavy work . 2 days ago I was legit laying down and my heart started to got ark east 150 beats per minutes . I also now get shortness of breath even for the most basic activities . I tried to get it on with my girl but when I was about to climax my chest started to feel compressed lol so I had to quit it . I was healthy and didn’t have no breathing issues until I almost had heatstroke . I got no insurance so I don’t want to visit a doctor but if i keep feeling like this then it is what it is . I was healthy and didn’t have any of these complications before my heat stroke so I’m guessing it was because of that . Please awnser thanks
actualy a hear stroke happend to me yesterday but luckily it wasn't a severe one by how i feel so i dont think thwt i will need medical health since i'm alredy starting ti heal
I'm relieved to hear you're starting to feel better after yesterday's stroke. However, it's crucial to seek medical attention to ensure proper treatment and prevent any potential complications.
So I most likely have heat stroke. I have a fan heater on all the time in my room. Parents complain of it being too hot but I find it fine. Until today when I suddenly started to sweat constantly and feel like I'm over heating when temperature change
Thank you for explaining this to me the guy I work with because I do trash he told me tomorrow +80° he told me I have to wear a suit anyway to check in on top of it in a winter hat to cover my face is this dangerous because he told me I have to work as he doesn't with the virus what would happen if I have to where it will I get heatstroke
I was out on my bike yesterday in the scorching heat for about 2&1/2 hours, I was in my short cut jeans and my t-shirt I never put any sun lotion on and I didn't burn yet today I feel really shivery which is strange. Perhaps maybe I'm just coming down with a bug.
Hi Doctor.... please I have a question... Anytime I'm hot or stressed out my body starts to preak me... I feel like pins or needles are poking me in all parts of my body.... Please help... I'll be awaiting your response
Elevation of heat temperature is understandable for any heat stroke, yet when the body is at rest, not in motion, sitting and in a shaded place, it cannot be related nor ruled out as heat stroke, since the body is at rest, aside from the bodily fluids that the person has before, or if he or she is to pass out. Everything are relatable to the presence of Radio frequency, emitted by radio towers, or any of their consoles that controls Radio frequency release and emission daily, felt, and through auditory and sensory skills, are traceable as they are invasion of privacy and identity theft.
I normally play football in the sun and later my face starts getting red I get an extreme headache for a while but then after I am exposed to a cold temperature I get fine this started when I was 6 or less and still I was 10 this thing stopped when I was 11 today I was playing cricket and I was exhausted not too much so I kept playing out in the sun then suddenly I was extremely dizzy and I felt that I was about to vomit and faint my vision got blurry and I saw spirals I was shaking it was hard to get to my bedroom but when i did it was total relief and i was feeling well after about 2 to 3 min can you explain this to me?I'm 12 btw
I think yesterday I had a heat stroke. It was 100 degrees in the afternoon driving for 4 hours in a truck with no AC 🥵 and my skin still feels on fire even after two showers. I don’t know what to do
I kinda want to know how long it would take for heatstroke to cos permanent brain or organ damage because I had it once as a teenager I stopped sweating my limbs went numb and my speech started to slur my doctor told me I was on the last stage of heatstroke. I just wonder when my brain was shutting down that if I didn’t get hydrated fast how long would it have taking for permanent damage. I should say im luck there was no damage
Just got off work from construction and holy shit I thought my organs where shutting down I couldn’t sweat I was lightheaded I threw up I legit thought I was gonna pass out
@@dberna6149 for the first 3 days I did the first night had the ac on to 77 and I was shivering so bad even tho my wife said it wasn’t cold at all the next day when leaving to take out the trash I instaly broke into a sweat just being outside for a couple of minutes my body couldn’t regulate my temperatures I got to cold or to hot from the slightest of change of temp that only happened for 2 days but for the first 3 days I felt super bloated like my organs where swelling but it’s been almost a week and I’m fine now i feel back to normal definitely think if I stayed out longer than I did I would’ve had to seen a doctor
@@prod.deathwish thank you , 3 weeks ago I was working outside in the crop fields , it was 95-100 degrees, had on a cap and a hoodie with cargo pants . I’ve always worked like this for the past 3 years so I’m use to it but for sum reason that specific day 5 hours into work i started to feel my body shivering . Then my legs felt weak , then I started getting lightheaded . At the time I didn’t know what was going on so I went to drink sum water and I drank a full cup in just a few seconds , one after another one . I didn’t realize I was THAT thirsty , I guess my mind was playing tricks on me . I got back to work and 5 minutes in I started to feel the same side effects . Once again , for sum reason it didn’t occur in my mind that I might be having a heat stroke . I’m feeling like this for another hour then I took my 10 min break . I went to drink more water then laid in the shade and felt good again . Break is over now we only have 1 hours left to complete our shift for the day . Once again 5 minutes into work I’m feeling like shit again but this time my head keeps pounding and now I’m losing hearing. Now I really feel like I’m about to pass out . My legs got weak but I manage to work the last hour until I got home which is another hours drive and took a cold shower and felt sleepy the whole day . After that I haven’t been the same since… My heart starts to race out of nowhere . Even a little 70-80 degrees gets me exhausted now . I was working out and my chest started to feel compressed . I wanted to get it on with my women and I couldn’t finish because my chest started to feel compressed and my heart started to race faster than I ever felt in my life . Now when I stand up to quick I feel like I’m going to pass out . The last hour of every shift I feel like shit , mind you I never had any of these issues until I experience the heat stroke . I don’t know what to do and don’t have a doctor cause I got no insurance . I’m young too as I’m only 23 but this sucks
@@dberna6149 sounds exactly what happened to me except I wasn’t out for as long as you I went home early as my boss sent me home from me throwing up it honestly sounds like you could have some permeant damage from the heat stroke I’m also 24 and have no health insurance so I feel for you bro they say it can take up to a month to let your body fully recover from the damages of over heating from heat stroke i would honestly say if your still having symptoms from it I you should go to the doctors even if you gotta pay outta pocket you wanna make sure nothing is permanently damaged heat stroke is no joke and a medical emergency hope the best for you man
Lol I got a heat stroke at get air (a trampoline park) and I drank water then my mom put essential oils on me and I was better but I still was taking a break So yeah guys lesson learned DO NOT GO TO GET AIR WHEN ITS 96 DEGREES
I barely made it to a store once. My a/c in my car was out. I left work and thought I could make it home 40 min on the hwy. Had all windows down and there was traffic of all times. I started panicking upping my heart rate more because I needed the nearest exit and water. Finally got to my exit, walked in the store unbelievably dizzy and straight to the bathroom and drenched my face, my neck. I was shaking in there. Came out 10 minutes later still with the shakes, bought water and ice and sat outside and poured that ice over my head. Scariest moment of my life. Drove home with with ice cubes continously on my neck. My shakes didn't stop until about 4 hrs later. Never drive in the summer with no a/c.
i used to work at chick fil a and after my first day of work i was rushed to the ER because i got heat stroke from being outside all day handing out food in the scorching texas heat which was 100 degrees
You call yourself a Texan?? Jk i clean swimming pools and today i had my third heat stroke. Wearing slacks and dress shirt outside all day at chikfila is no joke
@@timazbill7746 dude I literally do the same thing😂😂
DUDE I JUST GOT OFF WORK AT CFA!! and i got heatstroke! they push you way too far and never give enough breaks…
@@wrenslemons9812 Christians lol
Thank you for your service!
Extremely helpful and needed the most these days , already reaching upto 47°C in middle east
Pro trick: watch movies on flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching all kinds of movies lately.
@Kaiser Blaine Definitely, have been using flixzone for since december myself :D
@Kaiser Blaine Definitely, I've been using flixzone for months myself =)
@Kaiser Blaine Definitely, been watching on flixzone for since december myself :)
@Kaiser Blaine yup, been using Flixzone for since november myself :D
just went thru this.... cut grass at 8;30 am but after 20 mins i felt like i wanna fall out...weak like... stop cuttin grass sat down and got some water...still felt like i wanna lay down...after 10 mins felt better...cut grass before 8 am or after 6 pm... dont fight the sun... you wont win...almost felt like praying...i made it though
I have had heatstroke once and it was awefull violently sick and really really dizzy, but luckily wasn't too serious
Coming from a long line of farmworkers. I know when coming in from the heat you think of just hopping straight into the shower, but it’s not good and can cause your body to go into shock if you go from extreme heat to extreme cold suddenly. It’s best to just rest for about 10-15 minutes then get in the cool shower.
I've been clearing the Fields of thisles and ragwort all week cause the farmer didn't spray the fields earlier in the year.
It's been hard man, horseflies have bitten me and all other bullshit in this heat!
I ended up getting heat stroke in the summer. Felt drunk sober. Couldn’t think. Couldn’t walk well. Big headache. Just drank as much water as I could without throwing up and sat in the tub. Ice to my forehead and vitamins. Bf didn’t leave my side. I told him to call 911 if I passed out. Luckily I didn’t and serious conditions went away after a few hours and I felt normal a few days later. I would never go to the hospital in Canada unless I was actively dying. Our healthcare is horrendous
I think I had heat stroke today. We did a hike that we underestimated. Didn't bring enough water, my urine was dark and we grabbed a water bottle filled it with water from a fall for my daughter as a gift. After less than 10 minutes we needed to poor half the water on my head. We did that for about 2 minutes. I used to wrestle in high school and this is the most exhausted I ever felt! heat stroke is not fun!
When did it go away
@@calvindev1939 I felt better from the heat almost right away. But I couldn't talk right for a couple hours max.
@@foolmoose did you feel kinda off during and afterwards? When I had it I felt kinda feint...it was a weird feeling, not like lightheaded or dizzy. Lasted for a few hours even after I had cooled down.
@@Silenced_by_nazi_youtube I felt off when I realized it was hard to talk. No it took only a few hours to recover. But was dam scary at first
@@Namelessguy08 No known issues yet. Wow. I didn't know it could get like that. I hope things are good now.
I had heat stroke at 11 and had no treatment luckily I got through it I still don’t understand how I lived but I’m just built different
how brother
@@lalithamannepalli6443 how you feel bro?
RUclips hamz how i wanna reduce please tell me
Bruh I literally got heat stroke today and I went to a cold spot drank a lot of cold water and just stood there and the only way I knew was because my body didn’t want me to move also because my heart all of a sudden went faster
When did it go away bro
I got heat stroke 2 days ago and I'm still recovering, although it's left me in alot of pain
Calvin Dev like a day or less depending but your head hurts a lot during that time and you can’t think straight
@@toolatebro2183 that part is due to the super low blood pressure
Goshh are u okay?🥺
I had it yesterday, and realised it in the nigh where my sheets was covering my body i woke up exhausted, but after getting naked in a cool shady place drinking 5 liters of water in 2 days i feel my skin cooling down i also had a cold shower, and cleaned my face with cold water 10 times it reduced the heartbeat for 10 mins, the urine aint dark its light yellowish, i feel my bidy cooling down but the headache may be for few days still😮 but lets see what happens wish everyone good luck and god bless yall❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you to know about heat stoke symptoms & treatment .
Very interesting thank a lot sir
i normally get really hot and then pass out and wake up freezing
One of these days you won’t wake up. Be careful
i just serached this up because earlier i suddenly started sweating, it was hard to walk, and i felt nauseous lmao...i think im fine tho
I felt like this today 😢😢 I had water today but I almost vomited 😭😭
My apartment is extremely hot. It is always 90 degrees. I tell management and they tell me to call maintenance. Maintenance reduces it to 85. Today in NY it is 60 degrees give or take. This is way too much heat
Happened to me yesterday. Then I had a panic attack. My heart is still beating strange. I was shaking uncontrollably and thought I would pass out. I was doing very strenuous work in a hot metal building for weeks on end and drinking beer in the evenings.
I’m terrified to go back to work. I’m also on blood pressure medication.
Scared me to death
In heat stroke, where the body has lost its ability to regulate body temperature, or to get rid of excessive heat that is normally done by sweating, a symptom is not going to be excessive sweating. At the point of heat stroke, which is not the same as heat exhaustion or heat illness (loss of electrolytes, usually during strenuous activity in a hot environment) where you would have profound sweating, the body literally cannot produce sweat anymore, so the skin will be hot and dry.
The treatment is pretty self-explanatory, but in a critical setting such as heat stroke, the first thing to do is remove clothing and apply ice packs to the neck, armpits, groin, and chest (cold baths are good, too, but remember, those take more time to fill up). Also, if cooling by submerging in water, remember it’s COLD water, not ice water. The reason for this is that a patient undergoing heat stroke, or even just someone with normal core temp, a sudden submerging into ICE water can cause the body to go into cardiogenic shock. This is especially true for someone with malignant hyperthermia, which is a hypermetabolic response to anesthesia (corrected with cooling and dantrolene), which is why common practice nowadays is to use ice packs applied to areas with large lymph nodes and vessels (and internal cooling, etc.) for faster circulation to internal organs, especially the vital organs, to lower core temperature as quickly as possible to prevent organ failure.
Unlike normal ABCs of medical care (Airway, Breathing, and Circulation), treatment of heat stroke focuses on CAB (Circulation, Airway, and Breathing) because the problem lies with the heart being unable to maintain cardiac output (CO) in the face of high core temperatures, which is also usually associated with dehydration, which further contributes to the body’s hypotension (low blood pressure).
Hinkle, J. L., Cheever, K. H., & Overbaugh, K. J. (2022). Brunner & Suddarth’s textbook of medical-surgical nursing (15th ed.). Wolters Kluwer.
Morton, P. G., & Fontaine, D. K. (2018). Critical care nursing: A holistic approach (11th ed.). Wolters Kluwer.
What would be the permanent effects from heat stroke untreated? I had excessive sun exposer during the sameb which I had headache that felt like my brain was swelling, during the headaches I had sensitivy to light and sound,
If somebody's brain swelled up would an MRI (done 30 days later) still show the swelling or would you have to get mri done that Same day during that swelling sensation?
How would doctors check for damage to the body for someone that had heat stroke months ago?
I have all symptoms how I can reduce it
Thank you
You're welcome
You know, I have to avoid getting to hot like that especially in the summer time, because it gets too hot like this, and I have to use my fans and the air conditioning unit to cook myself down, and I have to put on summer clothes only for that particular matter to keep myself safe. And I’m very lucky that I did not deal with this under 5 years old. Because it’s deadly in toddlers, because I would’ve gotten killed if I got too hot during my years of being a toddler. And it also gets worse when you’re 65 and older, and they can get burned very easily.
Heat stroke is a severe condition that occurs when the body overheats, usually due to prolonged exposure to high temperatures, and can be life-threatening, especially in vulnerable groups like toddlers and the elderly. Staying cool with fans, air conditioning, and wearing appropriate summer clothes are essential strategies to prevent overheating during hot weather. It's fortunate that you didn't experience heat stroke as a toddler, as young children and older adults are at higher risk and need extra precautions to stay safe in extreme heat. Staying hydrated and avoiding excessive heat exposure are key to preventing this dangerous condition.
Today I was walking in sunny road and suddenly I felt fully exhausted, tired and heat all in my hands, legs... badly I want to drink water but I couldn’t as there is no shops on the vicinity... I just went to nearby tree where shadow is there and sat down there. Removed my shirt and made myself relax. Then I asked a biker for water and he gave, I pored it on my feet and hands and for my head fully and drank. Then I got completely fine... worst experience ever
Sorry about the experience. I hope you feel better now
CAN'T: REALLY: HEAR, EAR PHONES: WENT: OUT.
How long would someone stay in hospital after presenting in ER, assuming no further complications?
1:38 this man forgot how to drink
XD
I almost died of heat stroke today. Thank God i can research and text now
Yes, texting is very important and should always be a priority!
how ur recovered sir
@@simplyk6965 how which doctor we want to consultant
@@lalithamannepalli6443 slow cooling down, took water and food
Bro , are u having any long term effects ? I got heat stroke 4 weeks ago but didn’t pass out , I was able to walk my self to the car and drive home and cool down . I haven’t been the same since . I work outside all day and now feel dizzy when it’s hot which never use to happen. My heart keeps pulsating at rapid speeds now out of nowhere even though I’m not doing any excersize or heavy work . 2 days ago I was legit laying down and my heart started to got ark east 150 beats per minutes . I also now get shortness of breath even for the most basic activities . I tried to get it on with my girl but when I was about to climax my chest started to feel compressed lol so I had to quit it . I was healthy and didn’t have no breathing issues until I almost had heatstroke . I got no insurance so I don’t want to visit a doctor but if i keep feeling like this then it is what it is . I was healthy and didn’t have any of these complications before my heat stroke so I’m guessing it was because of that . Please awnser thanks
Ty for good knowledge providing
1:28 Causes
I hate the summer. My favorite time of the year is the spring and fall. Winter is chill too. Summer sucks
Saw temperature reaching 16°C from 35°C in few hours
I had heat stroke today was so scary I couldn’t even see almost until I finally got water
Sorry about the experience
Wow! I didn’t know this was a thing 😢
actualy a hear stroke happend to me yesterday but luckily it wasn't a severe one by how i feel so i dont think thwt i will need medical health since i'm alredy starting ti heal
I'm relieved to hear you're starting to feel better after yesterday's stroke. However, it's crucial to seek medical attention to ensure proper treatment and prevent any potential complications.
So I most likely have heat stroke. I have a fan heater on all the time in my room. Parents complain of it being too hot but I find it fine. Until today when I suddenly started to sweat constantly and feel like I'm over heating when temperature change
Thank you for explaining this to me the guy I work with because I do trash he told me tomorrow +80° he told me I have to wear a suit anyway to check in on top of it in a winter hat to cover my face is this dangerous because he told me I have to work as he doesn't with the virus what would happen if I have to where it will I get heatstroke
Jump to 2:42 for symptoms 👍🏻
I was out on my bike yesterday in the scorching heat for about 2&1/2 hours, I was in my short cut jeans and my t-shirt I never put any sun lotion on and I didn't burn yet today I feel really shivery which is strange. Perhaps maybe I'm just coming down with a bug.
I love this video
Hi Doctor.... please I have a question...
Anytime I'm hot or stressed out my body starts to preak me... I feel like pins or needles are poking me in all parts of my body....
Please help...
I'll be awaiting your response
@@Namelessguy08 Thank you so much... I really appreciate it... You're the best
@@Namelessguy08 sorry... but if i may ask... wat damage?
@@Namelessguy08 oh so sorry.... Anyways... Thank you so much for all your help and support
@@justintimberlake3305 I would love that.. thanks...
What was his response to this?
Elevation of heat temperature is understandable for any heat stroke, yet when the body is at rest, not in motion, sitting and in a shaded place, it cannot be related nor ruled out as heat stroke, since the body is at rest, aside from the bodily fluids that the person has before, or if he or she is to pass out. Everything are relatable to the presence of Radio frequency, emitted by radio towers, or any of their consoles that controls Radio frequency release and emission daily, felt, and through auditory and sensory skills, are traceable as they are invasion of privacy and identity theft.
Good afternoon ma'am/sir may I use some of the pictures with definition ?
It is horrible and I have it right now but I am at home and I don’t know what to do because I spent 9 hours on the beach at 30 C. In the sea.
How much did it take to go away :(
Who else here after Canada's record breaking temperature.
*I actually had to call an ambulance for myself yesterday morning and was in the ER for most of the day. I am getting better everyday.*
It's weird because I'm in the southeast US where it's usually the hottest in the summer, but it's been pretty cool and we've gotten a lot of rain.
I am🥺 God please watch over us
I normally play football in the sun and later my face starts getting red I get an extreme headache for a while but then after I am exposed to a cold temperature I get fine this started when I was 6 or less and still I was 10 this thing stopped when I was 11 today I was playing cricket and I was exhausted not too much so I kept playing out in the sun then suddenly I was extremely dizzy and I felt that I was about to vomit and faint my vision got blurry and I saw spirals I was shaking it was hard to get to my bedroom but when i did it was total relief and i was feeling well after about 2 to 3 min can you explain this to me?I'm 12 btw
That's probably just extreme hot exhaustion and thank God ur ok
I think yesterday I had a heat stroke. It was 100 degrees in the afternoon driving for 4 hours in a truck with no AC
🥵 and my skin still feels on fire even after two showers. I don’t know what to do
There’s no cacti in Egypt
im literally watching this sweating,41 degrees celcius,and its 8pm.how is this even possible
@Michael P well,I wrote this during the summer,now it's winter,cold asf,even the hot water won't turn hot.i live in Durban south Africa
41 degrees from oral temperature? i cant find anywhere that says an oral thermometer will indicate heat stroke
I kinda want to know how long it would take for heatstroke to cos permanent brain or organ damage because I had it once as a teenager I stopped sweating my limbs went numb and my speech started to slur my doctor told me I was on the last stage of heatstroke. I just wonder when my brain was shutting down that if I didn’t get hydrated fast how long would it have taking for permanent damage. I should say im luck there was no damage
I fell asleep with my head near a floor heater and woke up thinking I was having a stroke.
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bro i almost passed out, fucking terrifying
They did not play about this in basic training
I came here after watching matt die on walking the nile
Just got off work from construction and holy shit I thought my organs where shutting down I couldn’t sweat I was lightheaded I threw up I legit thought I was gonna pass out
Do u still have effects from it ?
@@dberna6149 for the first 3 days I did the first night had the ac on to 77 and I was shivering so bad even tho my wife said it wasn’t cold at all the next day when leaving to take out the trash I instaly broke into a sweat just being outside for a couple of minutes my body couldn’t regulate my temperatures I got to cold or to hot from the slightest of change of temp that only happened for 2 days but for the first 3 days I felt super bloated like my organs where swelling but it’s been almost a week and I’m fine now i feel back to normal definitely think if I stayed out longer than I did I would’ve had to seen a doctor
@@prod.deathwish thank you , 3 weeks ago I was working outside in the crop fields , it was 95-100 degrees, had on a cap and a hoodie with cargo pants . I’ve always worked like this for the past 3 years so I’m use to it but for sum reason that specific day 5 hours into work i started to feel my body shivering . Then my legs felt weak , then I started getting lightheaded . At the time I didn’t know what was going on so I went to drink sum water and I drank a full cup in just a few seconds , one after another one . I didn’t realize I was THAT thirsty , I guess my mind was playing tricks on me . I got back to work and 5 minutes in I started to feel the same side effects . Once again , for sum reason it didn’t occur in my mind that I might be having a heat stroke . I’m feeling like this for another hour then I took my 10 min break . I went to drink more water then laid in the shade and felt good again . Break is over now we only have 1 hours left to complete our shift for the day . Once again 5 minutes into work I’m feeling like shit again but this time my head keeps pounding and now I’m losing hearing. Now I really feel like I’m about to pass out . My legs got weak but I manage to work the last hour until I got home which is another hours drive and took a cold shower and felt sleepy the whole day . After that I haven’t been the same since… My heart starts to race out of nowhere . Even a little 70-80 degrees gets me exhausted now . I was working out and my chest started to feel compressed . I wanted to get it on with my women and I couldn’t finish because my chest started to feel compressed and my heart started to race faster than I ever felt in my life . Now when I stand up to quick I feel like I’m going to pass out . The last hour of every shift I feel like shit , mind you I never had any of these issues until I experience the heat stroke . I don’t know what to do and don’t have a doctor cause I got no insurance . I’m young too as I’m only 23 but this sucks
@@dberna6149 sounds exactly what happened to me except I wasn’t out for as long as you I went home early as my boss sent me home from me throwing up it honestly sounds like you could have some permeant damage from the heat stroke I’m also 24 and have no health insurance so I feel for you bro they say it can take up to a month to let your body fully recover from the damages of over heating from heat stroke i would honestly say if your still having symptoms from it I you should go to the doctors even if you gotta pay outta pocket you wanna make sure nothing is permanently damaged heat stroke is no joke and a medical emergency hope the best for you man
@@dberna6149how are you now
I’m still feeling lightheaded and fatigue.It’s been 3 months
Lol I got a heat stroke at get air (a trampoline park) and I drank water then my mom put essential oils on me and I was better but I still was taking a break
So yeah guys lesson learned DO NOT GO TO GET AIR WHEN ITS 96 DEGREES
I got heat strokes i can only see red crimson bloood i cant see a thing
When I get a heat stroke I fall into a deep sleep for about 3-7 hours everytime
...What if I purposely give myself heat stroke? ... Do you think it'd be peaceful?
That's what 115 degree hot yoga felt for me
so our bodies operate like a subaru boxer engine
I was playing tennis it was so hot, my heart started racing and my vision went black I could barely breathe
Idk what to do ive been to numerous doctors and each one keeps telling me im fine but i have alot of these symptoms and they just keep turning me away
Doctors fucking suck I feel your pain they're trying to tell my symptoms are anxiety and depression related. I know damn well they're not
What're your symptoms
It was 44c today
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I was about to get a heatstroke but thankfully i sat under a shade of a tree and drank 600ml of cold water
i only have headache and dizziness
How are you now
I was queasy and all I saw were colours and I actually felt like ranting
I am currently amdist a heatstroke laying naked while the AC blows me.
Ok
Bro I almost had heat stroke at age 5 on a festival 😊
I'm having trouble breathing
For educational purposes only
I have cough too???
Then its a flu of some sorts
Oh, I never realize I have heat stroke
Wth happens atb2:40
When I was 12 I had a heat stroke from mowing
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My temperature went down. ??32
Bruh . Guss what . I am heat intolerant
Oh well
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