Posted by Keri Hartwright
Last updated 9th July 2022
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We are about to enter into another heat wave with temperatures reaching their 30s.
While we can all make sure we follow advice on how to stay safe in the sun it is important to be able to recognise when someone has heat stroke so we can act fast to get help
If someone has developed heat stroke they will show the following signs
This is really serious and you need to call 999.
There are things you can do to reduce the risk of developing heat exhaustion or heat stroke.
If you suspect someone has developed heat stroke
Small children and older people are more at risk of developing heat exhaustion / heat stroke if they are exposed to the sun so keep a close eye on them at all times.
To find out or book a first aid course why not get in touch,
With the summer holidays fast approaching and another heat wave on the way we can expect lots of sun. Â Perhaps a holiday may be on the way.
Enjoy the summer and keep safe. Â If you are going out and about remember to
Slip on a shirt
Slop on some sunscreen
Slap on a hat.
Always carry plenty of water with you.
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