In part, manyexperts blamethis week’s sweltering temps on aheat dome, orhigh-pressure areasitting above the Pacific Northwest.
Here’s what you oughta know to stay as safe as possible during this time.
But excessive heat could also cause other symptoms.
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“It’s just two different uncomfortable things going on,” he says.
But if you haven’t been vaccinated yet, you don’t need to skip your appointment.
Don’t put off a vaccine appointment because it’s hot, Adalja says.
Just keep in mind that you might need more than just water to replace what you lose through sweat.
The most important thing is to seek medical care if you’re experiencing heat-related symptoms.
Stay cool, stay hydrated, and look out for each other.