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take action to prevent heat exhaustion from worsening into a heat stroke,” University of Virginia Head Athletic Trainer Ethan Saliba said. “It is important to get the body cooled as fast as possible. The best way to get an accurate reading of the core temperature is to use a rectal thermometer because the oral and ear thermometers can’t be trusted. You must keep the temperature below 105 degrees; if not, your headed for trouble.

“Tracking the amount of water an athlete needs to stay hydrated is the best way to gauge if they will get sick

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