6 Warning Signs Of Heat Stroke You Should Not Ignore

High Body Temperature

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Hot, Dry Skin

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Headache

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Nausea & Vomiting

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Rapid Heartbeat

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Confusion & Dizziness

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Talk To An Expert Now!

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