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Satelca echoes the news released by Business Insider that narrates the effects that can happen in the human body by extreme heat
Satelca, company of Air conditioning in Caceres and industrial cold maintenance in Caceres, echoes the news published by Business Insider that the human body is affected by the extreme heat of the summer.
According to the information provided, the effects of heat go beyond the very sense of discomfort that causes people to carry other effects that affect their health. Being exposed to high temperatures the human body warms up to the point of losing part of its ability to regulate body temperature.
WHO, World Health Organization, describes how this lack of temperature control can cause other diseases, including cramps, exhaustion and hyperthermia. Another effect can be the worsening of chronic body symptoms already existing before exposure to high temperatures.
Even though these symptoms may affect anyone, there are some population groups at higher risk. These groups belong to children in their shortest age, elderly people and pregnant women. Other population sectors that may affect them to a greater extent are people with previous symptomatologies or people who work abroad during times with higher temperature rise.
The specialists advise several activities to prevent the human body from being affected by these symptoms caused by summer heat. Among the most recommended tips are continuous hydration and stay in cool places where you can protect yourself. Another advice given by many physicians and skin specialists is the repeated application of products with high sun protection to prevent possible burns and future diseases due to grape rays.
The summer heat can affect the human body
Satelca echoes the news released by Business Insider that narrates the effects that can happen in the human body by extreme heat /COMUNICAE/ /COMUNICAE/
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2023-04-11
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