How do you feel when you have hypothermia?
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Early symptoms include:\n\nShivering \nCold, pale, or blue-gray skin \nLack of interest or concern (apathy) \nPoor judgment \nMild unsteadiness in balance or walking \nSlurred speech \nNumb hands and fingers and difficulty performing tasks \nLate symptoms include:\n\nThe trunk of the body is cold to the touch \nMuscles become stiff \nSlow pulse \nBreathing is shallow and slower \nWeakness or sleepiness \nConfusion \nLoss of consciousness \nShivering may stop if body temperature drops below 90° (32°).
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once i was suffering from very temperature, around 106-7 odd degrees. i could remember that i went senseless. then at the next moment i saw, my mother, who was sitting beside me and crying, and didnot know what to do. our driver had a red water bucket adn he was splashing water on to my head. and then i realised i saw myself too.\n\nthen i regained conciousness.\n\ngosh!! it still gives me goose pimples. all this i saw from from the corner of the roof.\n\nif you happen to get hold of it, please read light after death by allen brynson
684705
hmmmm that's not always true. Put your hands in two diff bowls of water for a minute: one as hot as you can bear - the other as cold as you can bear. Then plunge them both into a bowl of water around70 (I assume you mean degF) and see if you feel the same way
450889
I have passed out at the sight of blood dozens of times over the past 15 years. I don't know that it can be put into words , but I will attempt it. When I begin to faint physically I feel dizzy, cold and hot simultaneously, and mildly nauseous. Mentally/emotionally I feel scared about getting to a safe place like on the floor if I faint. As I faint I get this sickening feeling maybe physical maybe emotional I can't describe it - like my control of my body and consciousness are being forcibly pulled away and forced to "shut down". \nIt is a terrible experience that I wouldn't wish on anyone.
933948
It's kind of chilly but not too chilly that my toes are about to fall off.\n\n*huge hugz*\n\nStay warm dearie.
340620
When one dies , he/she will have no feeling. I remember one evening when I was watching television. I found that the sound from the TV became weaker and weaker.The room became quieter and quieter. Even if someone dropped a needle I could hear it clearly.Just  then I told my mom that I heard nothing. Then I fainted and when I woke up I couldn't move. It seemed  as if I were  a dead person. I couldn't get up or raise up my hand  because it was as heavy as hundred kg.  That accident let me experience the moment of death. It was not terrible at all. It was quite smooth as the whole world became so quiet ...quiet until I  heard nothing. No feeling at tall . So death is not terrible nor painful. After I fainted I had no feeling at all.Therefore I think people will not have feeling after they died.
580978
im in wisconsin and it is like 87 but it feels like 102 and i think the humitaty is like 100% because u cant breath.  it sucks because we havent turned on our air conditioning
720591
Yes, for a very short time, because it can quickly lower your body temp.  If you wait too long you will develop hypothermia and possibly die
1025653
describe the sensations felt not th thing itself. ex. sun feels warm, to the skin like the cozy feeling of being bundled up in your blanket in the morning on a winter day. Wind feels like a breathe of cold or hot air blown acroos your skin to make it feel either chilled or damp. wind also has a sound to it the faster it goes.\nits effecs can be heard in ones sorroundings. trees rustle. waves crash
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Feeling so cold, dark everywhere, but I could see in the dark if I wanted it, I saw my body laying in the bed, I saw my self up in the roof then fly to the mountains and seas... so quick...met some odd creatures, so scarry.. also some beautiful creatures... Many soft voices whispering in my self, so soft that I couldn't hear by my ear, but then I understood so many things.
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you don't see anything, you feel warmth.
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"Stages of Hypothermia in humans\n\n    * Stage 1 - Body temperature drops 1-2 °C (1.8-3.6 °F, or between 99 - 95 degrees F - mild Shivering occurs. Normal shivering can begin, unable to perform complex tasks with hands, shiver may be mild to severe, hands numb. Blood vessels in outer extremities contract, lessening heat loss to the outside air. Breathing becomes quick and shallow. Goose bumps form, to raise body hair on end in an attempt to create an insulating layer of air around the body.\n\n    * Stage 2 - Body temperature drops 2-4 °C (3.6-7.2 °F, or between 95 - 90 degrees F) - Shivering becomes more violent. Muscle coordination becomes apparent, movements slow and labored, stumbling pace, mild confusion, but may appear alert. Surface blood vessels contract further as the body focuses its remaining resources on keeping the vital organs warm. Victim becomes pale. Lips, ears, fingers and toes may become blue.\n\n    * Stage 3 - Body temperature drops below approx 32.2 °C (90 °F, 305.2 K) (normal is 37 °C, 98.6 °F, or between 90 - 86 degrees F). Violent shivering persists, difficulty speaking, sluggish thinking, amnesia starts to appear, unable to use hands, stumbling. Cellular metabolic processes shut down. Below 86 degrees F Shivering stops, exposed skin blue to puffy, muscle coordination very poor, inability to walk, incoherent/irrational behavior to stupor, pulse ands resperation rates much decreased. Major organs fail. Clinical death occurs."\n\nthis, and more on hypothermia, from Wikipedia, the free, online encyclopedia:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypothermia\n\nHope this helps!
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You should feel better the next day if you hydrated yourself and got some rest, but it may last a few more days, heatstroke can real drain your body, besure to take care of yourself and don't push it. Take it easy if you still dont feel good. Keep drinking plenty of soft drinks...
335463
Whewwww, makes me hot and cold at the same time just thinking about it, good question though. Probably freezing, it would take longer but the idea of my flesh burning off is kind of disgusting. Guess the smoke from the fire would kill me first, but not factoring that into the equation.
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After you eat, a large portion of your blood goes to your stomach to aid in digestion. This can reduce the volume of blood going to your extremities and skin, making you feel colder.\n\nNot everyone gets cold after eating - it depends on the individual's circulatory system.
876859
Heat is actually a feeling and that has something to do with brain.
540244
have some time cool down first. you don't want to risk getting hypothermia don't you?