Heatstroke can be categorized into heatstroke yang evidence, heatstroke yin evidence and heatstroke desiccation evidence in Chinese medicine. For example, heatstroke yang syndrome is mainly characterized by the manifestation of summer heat in the qi division, with symptoms such as fever, sweating, irritability, thirst, excessive drinking, or with coldness (fear of cold), a red tongue with little fluid and a large pulse.
1. Heatstroke Yin Symptoms: The symptoms include fever, sweating, mental exhaustion, drowsiness of limbs, chest fullness (chest distension), shortness of breath, lack of food and drink, loose stools, and flooding of the pulse.
2. Heatstroke dementia: body heat and sweat, followed by syncope of the limbs (unconsciousness, with cold limbs, even cold to the elbows and knees), cold sweat from the cold, pale, irritable, gradually shallow breathing, or even coma, unconsciousness, the pulse is thin and wanting to die, and so on.
If the phenomenon of heatstroke occurs, it is recommended that the patient go to the hospital in time, after clarifying his or her own type of evidence, and then choose the appropriate medication for treatment.