Recognize heat exhaustion early and learn what to do when someone becomes weak, dizzy, nauseated, or unusually sweaty.
Recognize heat exhaustion early and learn what to do when someone becomes weak, dizzy, nauseated, or unusually sweaty.
What to Know
- Keep track of when symptoms started and whether they are improving
- Follow medication, hydration, rest, and prevention advice from a healthcare professional
- Bring your medication list and relevant health history to an appointment
- Avoid activities that make symptoms or an injury worse
When to Get Medical Advice
Seek same-day medical advice if heat exhaustion: warning signs and first steps symptoms are severe, worsening, or interfering with normal activities. All Med Urgent Care welcomes walk-ins for non-emergency concerns.
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Walk-ins are welcome at All Med Urgent Care for urgent care, physical exams, testing, and occupational health visits.
Call (718) 659-0400