What about heatstroke in summer? Three steps to teach you how to deal with it!

In hot summer, don't forget to replenish water in time after exposure, and stay away from heatstroke! Children's thermoregulation ability is relatively weak, and they are more prone to heatstroke. If the baby doesn't have heatstroke, please give him/her a cup of warm water! If you have heatstroke, don't panic! Remember these three steps to help your baby relieve discomfort.

Timely cooling

After heatstroke, the first step is to cool down in time to help the baby relieve discomfort. You can wipe your baby's forehead, armpits, wrists and other parts with a wet towel, or you can wash your baby's hands and feet with cold water.

Drink a small amount of light salt water many times.

As long as the baby can drink water, let him/her drink light salt water several times. This can not only supplement water, but also supplement salt, which is helpful to restore the balance of water and salt in the body.

Seek the help of a doctor in time.

Observe the baby's symptoms calmly and seek the help of a doctor if necessary. If the baby has vomiting, headache, confusion and other symptoms. , or the body temperature continues to rise, you need to seek medical attention in time.