Heat stroke (adult/child)

"Suffering from summer heat", "Heat stroke", “Sun stroke", etc., stayed in a hot area for a while (or) performed heavy exercise

Has been in a hot location for a while or has been exercising, and has (seems to have) a fever

Stayed in a hot location for a while or performed heavy exercise, but "does not (seem to) have" a fever

Feels dizzy, has a lack of physical strength

Is sweating heavily

Has muscle spasms

Pulse is slow

The color of urine is darker

Feels nauseous

None of the above items applicable

First aid, etc.

■*1.【General response to heat stroke】

1．Move the person to a cool place not exposed to direct sunlight, loosen or remove the clothing, and lay the person down with the feet resting higher than the heart.

2．Give the person a sports drink to drink if conscious. (No caffeine or alcohol)

3．Do not use antipyretics.

4．Perform cooling by applying a cold towel or have cold air blown on the person.