North India is experiencing severe heat these days. Due to climate change, there is a heat wave everywhere. Many people have lost their lives due to heat wave. According to scientists, there will be a heat wave for a few months. Due to this heat wave, cases of heat syncope are also increasing rapidly. Actually, heat syncope, that is, dizziness due to heat, is called heat syncope. This often happens when you stand in the sun for a long time."text-align: justify;">From Shahrukh Khan to Nitin Gadkari, everyone has fallen victim to heat syncope
A few days ago, the news came that Nitin Gadkari had fainted during an election rally. On May 22, Shahrukh also came to Hyderabad to cheer his team during the IPL match. His health has deteriorated during this time due to heat wave. During heat wave, there is a problem of sudden dizziness. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted more heat wave days than usual between April and June.
Why do heat waves cause heat syncope?
Due to the increase in the outside temperature in extreme heat, the temperature balance inside the body starts deteriorating. In this situation, sweating starts. Due to which a lot of sweat starts coming out. This is the situation in which people become victims of dehydration. Later, due to this, dizziness starts and people become unconscious.
Feeling nervous, headache, thirst due to high temperature can all be signs of fainting. Drinking alcohol should be avoided in this season. Because it can cause dehydration. Due to this, the body temperature increases. By doing this, the body may have to face many problems. Due to excessive heat, people can also become victims of dehydration. Due to this, there can also be a lack of water in the body.
The human body can handle temperatures up to 42.3 degrees Celsius. People cannot tolerate more heat than this. In such a situation, there can be problems of fainting and dizziness. Not only this, excessive heat can disturb the electrolyte balance in the body. Due to which unconsciousness can occur.
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