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Quote: Alyssa Myracle
The most significant thing I remember from having heat stroke, was that I fought everyone's attempts to cool me down (my temp was 106 when we hit the ER). I did not feel hot in the least- I was going into shock, and I felt cold, and people taking off my clothing and splashing cool water on me, made me feel miserable- I was even SHIVERING.
But it also saved my life.
Yes, exactly like someone with a very high fever.
That struggling should not be interpreted as recovery.
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Re: What are the symptoms of heat exhaustion in a
[Re: Aaron Myracle ]
#201454 - 07/11/2008 01:44 PM 
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