
06/28/2024
If you see someone in distress at an outdoor festival or sporting event this summer, there’s a chance it’s heatstroke.
Someone with heat stroke may have flushed skin, a rapid heart rate and a high body temperature. Other signs and symptoms of heatstroke can include confusion, a headache and nausea and vomiting.
If you think someone may be on the verge of heatstroke, here’s how to cool them down fast:
Get them into the shade or indoors
Remove excess clothing
Put them in a cool shower, use the spray from a garden hose, or apply cool wet towels to their head, neck and armpits.
Talk to our pharmacist if you have any questions.