Ms. Phong, 73, experienced high fever, shortness of breath, and frequent urination due to pyelonephritis with bilateral renal abscesses, leading to a systemic infection.
Phuc, 13, developed a fever of 38,5 degrees Celsius, headache, and frequent vomiting after meals. Initially suspected to be the flu, tests confirmed enterovirus meningitis.
According to experts, dehydration from fever, intense exercise, diarrhea, or hot weather each has a different mechanism, necessitating varied approaches to water and electrolyte replenishment.
Constantly moving between air-conditioned rooms and outdoors, improper food storage, and insufficient water intake can lead to respiratory infections and digestive disorders in children during hot weather.
