How do you say heat stroke in spanish?
We're planning a family vacation to Mexico in the summer, and I'm a bit worried about the intense heat there. Just want to be prepared in case anyone gets a heat stroke. How do you say that in Spanish?
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5 months ago
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The Spanish term is 'golpe de calor'. I know how terrifying it is to worry about health issues when the weather gets extremely hot, but try to stay calm and keep yourself well hydrated in a cool room.
5 months ago
It is called 'golpe de calor'. Please be very cautious because heat stroke can escalate into a severe emergency very quickly, leading to confusion or high fever. If someone is showing these symptoms, take them to a doctor immediately.
5 months ago
It is 'golpe de calor' in Spanish! Stay safe in the sun, drink plenty of water, and keep cool indoors whenever the temperature rises too high!
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4 months ago
The word is 'golpe de calor'. The simplest way to protect yourself in extreme summer is to carry a water bottle everywhere, wear a light cotton cap, and avoid going out in the direct sun during peak afternoon hours.
4 months ago
In Spanish, they say 'golpe de calor'. For those of us managing blood sugar, staying hydrated during summer is crucial, but do avoid sugary sports drinks or juices and stick to plain water or unsalted buttermilk.