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Protect Yourself from Sunstroke in Summer
High temperatures during the summer increase the risk of heatstroke, a medical condition that occurs when the body fails to regulate its temperature, leading to a dangerous rise. Common symptoms include severe heat, fatigue, and dizziness, and immediate treatment may be necessary to prevent serious health complications. Preventing heatstroke requires drinking sufficient amounts of water, eating light meals, and avoiding direct exposure to the sun during peak hours.
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