Feeling unwell in the heat
For feeling unwell in the heat, see medicine specialists first.
Heat and dehydration can cause dizziness, headache, nausea or muscle cramps. Move to a cool place and cool the body; give fluids only if the person is fully awake and can swallow.
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Go to hospital now
- Confusion, collapse, seizure, very hot skin, severe breathlessness, or no improvement after 30 minutes of cooling
- Sweating does not rule out heatstroke
Who to see: Medicine Specialists
A medicine doctor can assess heat illness; children should see a paediatrician. Use emergency care for the signs below.
See a doctor today
- Symptoms return after initially improving, especially in a child, older person or someone with heart or kidney disease
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Common questions
- Which doctor should I see for feeling unwell in the heat (heat stroke hoyeche)?
- See medicine specialists first. A medicine doctor can assess heat illness; children should see a paediatrician. Use emergency care for the signs below.
- When should you go to hospital straight away?
- Confusion, collapse, seizure, very hot skin, severe breathlessness, or no improvement after 30 minutes of cooling; Sweating does not rule out heatstroke. Emergency number: 999.
- Where can I find medicine specialists?
- Most medicine specialists are listed in Dhaka (3,542), Chattogram (1,204), Cumilla (739), Sylhet (478), Mymensingh (457). Pick your district for chamber addresses. DhakaChattogramCumillaSylhetMymensingh