How to understand that you have heat stroke: a therapist in Tbilisi answers
This is a section of Paper Kartuli and Silk Medical , in which we answer pressing questions about health every week. The hottest days of summer are traditionally still ahead. In such weather, you can feel weak, headache, nausea, extreme thirst and even muscle spasms. These are usually signs of overheating, which should go away when you enter a cool room, drink water, and remove excess clothing, doctors say. But how to recognize heatstroke and why is it dangerous?