The hot summer is about to come. Even now, the sun is shining in the sky, and even if I walk for shade, it’s still hot.
I have had heat stroke. Not when I was walking on a hot road, but mainly when I was at home.
I save the electricity bill, so I do not turn on the cooler as much as possible. As I was spending some time doing that, one day my legs became sick. The lower half of the body feels heavy, and I feel dull. Standing makes it hard.
It’s dangerous. When I was standing, I wanted to catch something. Apparently my legs went wrong. I didn’t walk a long distance, nor did I get direct sunlight.
In short, I now think that I might have been suffering from heatstroke due to the high temperature I had when I was indoors.
I thought it would be cooler to walk outdoors than to stay indoors, but I couldn’t go anywhere because my legs were sluggish. Even if I take a bus or sit in a seat, I don’t like to stand because my legs are sluggish.
How did the symptoms disappear? I forgot the details, but I was lying in my room for a few days.
That shouldn’t happen.
But that’s why I recommend going out as much as possible in hot summers. It’s tempting to spend some time relaxing in a cooler room, but that might reduce your strength.
If you spend any time, it’s better to be on the road than indoors.
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That’s all for today’s post. Thank you
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