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熱中症 (netchuushou) Japanese meaning: heatstroke | Kotomora
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Please be careful of heatstroke in the summer.
Symptoms of heatstroke include dizziness and nausea.
Usage patterns 熱ねっ 中ちゅう 症しょう になる to get heatstroke
He got heatstroke from playing outside for a long time.
熱ねっ 中ちゅう 症しょう で 倒たお れる to collapse from heatstroke
A student collapsed from heatstroke at the sports day.
熱ねっ 中ちゅう 症しょう を 予よ 防ぼう する to prevent heatstroke
Let's drink plenty of water to prevent heatstroke.
熱ねっ 中ちゅう 症しょう の 疑うたが いがある to be suspected of having heatstroke
He was suspected of having heatstroke and was taken to the hospital.
Kanji 熱 heat, temperature, fever Don't confuse with 熱射病 and 熱中症 look and sound similar, but 熱射病 names the severe, life-threatening stage of heat illness with a very high body temperature, while 熱中症 covers the whole spectrum from mild to severe.
夏バテ is a general, non-urgent state of summer weariness, while 熱中症 is an acute medical condition (heatstroke) that can require emergency treatment.
Etymology Compound of 熱中 (ねっちゅう, 'being absorbed in heat' or 'heat stroke' from 熱 'heat' and 中 'inside') + 症 (しょう, 'symptom' or 'illness'). The term is a modern medical coinage.
