Reviewed by: Dr. Ritu Budania
Disclaimer: Informative, not prescriptive.
A high body temperature over 103-104°F is the main sign of a heat stroke.
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Heatstroke can change how you think and feel. You might become restless, confused, or speak unclearly.
If you stop sweating and your skin feels hot and dry, it could be a heatstroke from the weather.
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Heatstroke can make you feel like you might throw up.
Your skin gets red or flushed during a heatstroke.
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Your breathing gets fast and your pulse races to help cool you down.
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Heatstroke can also give you a pulsing headache.
Muscle may feel weak or experience cramping during a heart stroke
A drop in blood pressure is a common occurence in heartstroke cases. It can also make one faint.