Rising temperatures across India is a huge cause of concern. Temperatures have touched 47 degrees and it is just getting hotter.
The authorities have given a major heatwave warning in Delhi NCR. Let us know what happens inside the body when temperatures go above 45 degrees.
In extreme heat, the body loses water rapidly through sweat.
The harsh rays of the sun can harm your skin and in extreme cases cause second-degree burns.
Heavy sweating, weakness, dizziness, nausea, and headaches are some of the side effects of heat exposure. These are also signs of heat stroke.
High temperatures place extra stress on the cardiovascular system. Heat increases the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
Continuous exposure to high temperatures and sweating can cause heat rash. Sweat ducts get blocked, leading to itchy red bumps.
Elevated temperatures can worsen air quality, making it difficult to breathe.