how to prevent sunstroke in hot summer days effectively?

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  1. sophia jia profile image58
    sophia jiaposted 12 years ago

    In hot summer days, if you go out in a long time, you may feel swimmy. you may attack sunstroke that will make you extremely uncomfortable.

  2. Pearldiver profile image67
    Pearldiverposted 12 years ago

    Wow thank you for help understand I did that swimmy well really smile

    But floaty at night after sunstroke on cold summer days - normal that be? hmm

    Am also extremely uncomfortable with tight undies when out in a long time, in crowding places - normal be that you think? hmm

  3. BEAUTYBABE profile image68
    BEAUTYBABEposted 12 years ago

    Heat stroke can be very serious and should not be taken lightly.

    Here a a few things you should do in order to prevent heat stroke occurring:

         1.  Drink plenty of Water if you are outside. Make
             sure that you have a drink at least every 15-20 minutes

         2.  You should wear clothes that are light coloured
             of a light weight. Wear a hat that has a wide brim. 
             Sun glasses are always a good idea as well.

         3. Apply a Sunscreen Protection Cream with an SPF of at
             least 15 or more.
         4. Take frequent rests in a shady area.

         5. If you are inside your home you can put the
            air-conditioning. You could even cover the windows
            by closing your blinds or pulling curtains closed.

    I hope this information I have supplied will be of help and prevent you or your family from being affected by heat stroke.

    Beautybabe.

    1. Info Bucket profile image64
      Info Bucketposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Well said!

    2. sophia jia profile image58
      sophia jiaposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      much thanks. your tips seem very effective. I will have a try later.

  4. BEAUTYBABE profile image68
    BEAUTYBABEposted 12 years ago

    Thank you for that reply to my advice.

    I sincerely hope that after supplying this advice regarding such a serious subject, people will take more can to avoid Sunstroke when they are out in the sun.

    Beautybabe.

  5. profile image54
    ForYourInfoposted 12 years ago

    Always use umbrella,sunglasses,sun jacket while going outside.Eat cool,healthy foods with lots of water.Use mint cream and juice with mint.try to avoid sun as much as you can.

 
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