Paramedics explain signs of heat stroke and exhaustion as temperatures rise

Paramedics explain signs of heat stroke and exhaustion as temperatures rise

ANDERSON, S.C. (WSPA) - Summer is officially here and extreme heat has rolled along with it. Anderson County Emergency Medical Services said they receive at least two calls a day related to heat stroke. Hydration is key.  When temperatures rise, the Anderson Fire Department said the chances of having a heat stroke or a building catching fire increases.  “We have a policy in place that any time the heat index is over 95 degrees, that we all kind …

Signs Of Heat Exhaustion & Heat Stroke - Radio7Media

With our entire coverage area dealing with a Heat Advisory, here are some signs of Heat Exhaustion & Heat Stroke to be mindful of. With heat exhaustion, the body temperature is raised, but it’s typically below 104°F. Symptoms include: heavy sweating, weakness or tiredness, cool, clammy skin, fast/weak pulse, muscle cramps, dizziness, nausea, or vomiting, headache and fainting. To treat heat exhaustion, move to a cooler place, loosen clothing, an…