Notice!A large amount of sweating in summer may cause stroke | Sohu Health Class · fine editor

Produced | Sohu Health

Author | Wu Shinan

Edit | Yuan Yue

The stroke can be onset all year round. It is generally believed that autumn and winter seasons are its high incidence season, but it is also prone to stroke in summer. Because the summer is very hot, the human body will have a lot of sweat. If there is no timely replenishment of water, the blood in the body may be in a very sticky state. In this state, blood hypertension may occur, forming thrombosis, causing blood vessels and causing stroke.

In summer, it is recommended that you replenish water in time when sweating or exercise. In addition, some foods that are often eaten in summer are relatively short, and it is easy to deteriorate. It is particularly easy to diarrhea after eating. And diarrhea can also cause reduced blood capacity, which may cause stroke. If you have severe diarrhea and diarrhea, you should replenish water in time and actively go to the hospital for treatment.

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