So what does it mean if your out in the sun all day working and you start getting cold chills? I noticed I wasnt sweating as much either. But its like 90 degrees out according to our thermometer inside, and I was out pushing a mower around for like 2 1/2 hours (mostly uphill too) and towards the end I noticed I wasnt sweating as much, and I started getting little cold chills. And the hotter it was, the worse they were. When I got back in my car my whole body broke out in goosebumps because it was so hot in there.
Already checked and cold chills are not symptoms of heat exhaustion/stroke, and I was drinking plenty of water. Am I gonna die soon?
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dehydration. your going to die in about 2o seconds.
Originally Posted by Brandon Inge
dehydration. your going to die in about 2o seconds.
Im not done with my sandwich though.
when you are done you will die unless you drink the bottle of bleach.
Bad For You Brah !
Originally Posted by Brandon Inge
when you are done you will die unless you drink the bottle of bleach.
Will my large sprite count?
And I dont think it would be dehydration because I had plenty of water. I drank 2 or 3 glasses every hour or so.
Stop having panic attacks and anxiety attacks because every little thing will worry you , trust me I know .
Originally Posted by ImaOwn
Stop having panic attacks and anxiety attacks because every little thing will worry you , trust me I know .
Does it sound like Im having an attack? I was asking what it means. I work out in the sun almost every day but havnt had cold chills like that before.
It sounds like you are dying from some type of form of mental retardation , just kidding I have no idea what it could be . But it can be normal I think that happened to me before .
(Edit) Original post seemed harsh.
when i was dehyrdated before i had those same spymptoms .
Happens to me alot when i do handwork.
Take your temp. If it's high, like 100-102 then I'd go to a hospital.
^ that
and R.I.P Mower
Nothing's wrong with you, but checking your self out at the hospital or your doctor isn't such a bad thing.