Viral Fever Symptoms To Look Out For During Summers

The flu, a contagious respiratory infection, causes seasonal epidemics in fall and winter, with flu-like symptoms often experienced in summer.

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Summer fatigue is primarily caused by prolonged exposure to the sun, which impacts melatonin onset and sleep due to prolonged sunlight duration.

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Headache frequency increases with warmer temperatures due to dehydration, environmental pollution, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke, with heat itself potentially triggering headaches.

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Heat cramps affect anyone, with athletes like runners, tennis players, and mountain climbers at a higher risk due to their work in hot environments.

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Enteroviruses, more common in summer, cause summer colds, causing upper respiratory symptoms like a runny nose and sore throat, and stomach issues.

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Sweat and sweating indicate body cooling, triggered by hot weather, exercise, hormone fluctuations, and emotions. Sweating regulates body temperature through perspiration evaporation.

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Viral infections cause sore throats lasting four to five days, which can be relieved with various therapies, including over-the-counter pain medication.

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