Health Minister Veena George said that the health department has alerted the districts due to the rising heat in the state.
"Sunburn, sunstroke, epidemics etc. pose challenges during the summer season. Everyone should make sure that they drink clean water. Even if a person does not feel thirsty, he should drink water often since dehydration can result from water loss. Even minor health problems due to heat should not be ignored. Everyone should follow the guidelines issued by the health department," the minister said.
Excessive heat can cause sunburn and sunstroke. If the atmospheric temperature rises beyond a certain limit, the human body's heat regulation systems can be disrupted. When the temperature rises, the body sweats more and loses water and salts, causing muscle cramps. Dehydration can lead to the loss of salts in the body. This can cause fatigue, weakness and even fainting. Excessive rise in body temperature can disrupt the internal functioning of the body. Heat can cause excessive sweating and skin diseases. If left untreated, it can even lead to death.
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