What about heatstroke and high fever?

1 Threatening heatstroke and fever

If you have fever symptoms after heatstroke, you should first observe your body temperature. If your temperature is 37.5℃-38℃, accompanied by fever such as sweating, thirst, fatigue, dizziness, dizziness, tinnitus, nausea, palpitation, inattention, numbness of limbs, etc. caused by premonitory heatstroke, it means that the patient's heatstroke fever is not too serious, so he should immediately move to a ventilated and cool place and take cold physiological saline or drinks.

Mild heatstroke and fever

If the patient's body temperature is 38℃-40℃, accompanied by symptoms and signs of respiratory and circulatory failure such as flushing or pallor, hyperhidrosis, cold skin, weak pulse, increased heart rate and decreased blood pressure. It shows that the patient has a fever caused by mild heatstroke. At this time, you can wipe the patient's head, armpits and limbs with a warm towel or take a warm bath for 10- 15 minutes, and scrub the skin more to promote heat dissipation. At the same time, soak the soft towel in cold water at 20℃-30℃ and squeeze it gently to prevent dripping. Put it on your forehead after folding and change it every 3-5 minutes. This can relieve the fever symptoms of patients with mild heatstroke. If the symptoms cannot be relieved, it is recommended to send them to the hospital immediately.

3 heatstroke, high fever and fever

Severe heatstroke patients have a body temperature above 40℃, accompanied by headache, anxiety, lethargy and even coma. Flushing face and dry skin. Symptoms such as decreased blood pressure, shortness of breath, and increased heart rate should be sent to the hospital immediately for treatment and fever reduction, otherwise it will be life-threatening.

4 heatstroke, exhaustion and fever

When the patient suffers from heatstroke failure, the anal temperature is about 38.5℃, accompanied by pale face, cold skin, weak pulse, low blood pressure, shortness of breath, unconsciousness, low axillary temperature and other symptoms. When these symptoms appear, the conventional inability to cope with fever can no longer alleviate the symptoms of patients, and they need to be sent to the hospital for treatment immediately.