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Heat exhaustion vs. heat stroke: Signs, symptoms of each
Heat exhaustion symptoms include tiredness, weakness, dizziness, heavy sweating, nausea, and pale skin, requiring rest and hydration. Heat stroke involves confusion, red and hot skin, no sweating, high body temperature (104°F or higher), and potential fainting, necessitating immediate emergency care. The CDC provides a chart to differentiate and address these conditions.
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