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Heat syncope results from exercising in the heat or trom a failure to adapt to the hot weather. This condition is marked by dizziness, fatigue and sudden faintness. Other symptoms are cool, sweaty, pale skin, weak pulse; and falling pressure.
Unlike the victim of heat stroke, the person with heat syncope recovers when removed from direct exposure to the heat. Treatment involves resting (lying down or sitting down with the head lowered), cooling oft and drinking extra fluids.
Heat exhaustion is the most common form of illness caused by hot weather. This condition takes longer to develop and results from a loss of body fluids and salt. Symptoms include thirst; fatigue; giddiness; elevated body temperatures; and. in severe instances, delirium. Muscle cramps may also
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