Sudden high temperature (but less than 104 degrees)
Hot and flushed skin that might be clammy to the touch
Muscle or stomach cramps
Nausea and/or vomiting
Headache
Profuse sweating
Rapid pulse
Dizziness
Treating Heat Exhaustion
Heat exhaustion is not usually a life-threatening condition. The two important rules to remember regarding heat exhaustion are:
Get the ill person out of the sun.
Replace the body's lost fluids and salt by having the person drink lots of water, Gatorade, decaffeinated iced tea, or juice.
Cool the person's body with fans, cool towels, or sprays.
Keep the sufferer out of the sun for the next 12–24 hours.
WESTSIDE NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH AREA
SECTOR B4
PRECINCT 6 : vote at the new YMCA West entrance on Saratoga and Hornet
Kickapoo Spur to West Benedict.
North Kickapoo to North Kennedy Ave.
And covers the following streets
East to West Streets:
Poplar, W Kirk, W Burns, W Dill, W Ford, W Wallace, W Wood, W Dewey.
North to South Streets:
Jefferson Place, Jefferson Circle, North Chapman Ave., Overland Court, North Pottenger Ave., North Ione Ave.
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