Although it is hot in summer, it cannot stop children’s nature of playing. However, the high temperature environment is easy for children to suffer heatstroke, so in order to prevent children from heatstroke, Dr. Clove gives parents the following suggestions: When children suffer from heatstroke symptoms such as headache, dim eyesight, tinnitus, dizziness, thirst, sweating and palpitation in a high temperature environment, please refer to the following steps and actively take appropriate protective measures: Immediately go to a ventilated, cool and dry place to rest, such as corridors, shade trees, cool rooms, etc. Let the child lie on his back, keep breathing unobstructed, unbutton his clothes, loosen his clothes, and wipe his whole body with a wet towel to cool Read More …