Heat Stroke in Children: Critical Signs, Prevention & First Aid Tips for Parents

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High body temperature, dry/hot skin, nausea, confusion, and fainting are red flags.

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Fans, cool baths, and shaded areas help reduce body heat quickly.

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Heat stroke is a medical emergency. Immediate cooling and medical attention are crucial.

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Even a few minutes in a hot car can be fatal.

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Keep children indoors during 11 AM–4 PM when temperatures are highest.

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Spot the Symptoms Early: Consult Our Pediatric Experts Today!

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