Warming temperatures, patients rising

And those most suffer from these temperatures are elderly people, children, and chronically ill people.

The doctor at the main Centre of Family Medicine in Pristina, Vjollca Zeqiri, tells of KosovaPress these days, there is an increase in stomach and vomit patients.

Zeqiri: 250 patients per day have sought doctor help

Here the flow of patients during these days is, somewhere around 250 patients per day... we have increased patients, especially chronic patients who suffer from a preliminary disease, children and we have an increase in stomach-brushing cases, it means because of intoxicitis or bacteria infections during the receive of”, Zeqiri said.

Zeqiri has further indicated that immediate medical intervention must be done mainly with patients hit by high temperatures, because in case of no time intervention, the patient can be fatally completed.

Symptoms that a person is hit by the sun according to Dr. Zeqir are; The rapid rise in body temperature, the red and dry skin, the fastest and strongest pulse, the loss of consciousness.

Rising temperatures pose a high risk to heart patients.

Cardiologist Imri Jashar recommends that heart problems avoid exposure in the sun when temperatures exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit [30 ° Celcius].

Yasar: High temperatures increase the risk of people with heart problems

“means high temperatures represent an increase in risk for patients who have problems with heart and blood vessels. There are different norms that patients are preferred to have a different approach as opposed to treatment of diseases that they have in case of high temperatures above 35 degrees. High-frequency exposure must be very careful and possibly leave you especially the grouping of people with heart problems, people with other chronic problems, people who are old and then prefer high exposure to children and women in certain states, Jashari said.

Rising temperatures affect the elderly most. One of the patients at the QKMF Fata Musliu told Kosova Preis that she suffers from sugar disease while the disease becomes especially worse during the summer.

Musliu: I'm a sugarshit.

I have my hair, my sugar is thick, my veins aren't flowing a little bit of my toes but we're giving me a lot, the guy's got a grave in me and I've had surgery and I'm getting a blood-blown used to look at them, said Fata Musliu.

In these hot, tropical days, food care is also important.

The young girl from the crop named Eneida shows that she was poisoned in food, so on Saturday she had to ask for help at the QKMF.

Eneida: I was poisoned by food.

“I'm here today because I'm a poison, but earlier I got an injection at the house like a boob, but she didn't get me too far, and now I'm here and I've got the infusion”, Eneida said.

And older people, chronically ill and all Kosovo citizens should take care of their health, as there will be hot days in which temperatures are expected to be up to 36 degrees Celsius next week.

Besim Aliu from Kosovo's Hydrothermal Institute in a response to Kosova Preris said that next week the minimum temperatures will be moved between 13-17 degrees Celsius, while the maximum day is envisioned to reach 36 degrees Celsius.

Doctors have provided some recommendations for Kosovo citizens during these days.

Older people should by no means be exposed to the sun's rays at an 11 o'clock-17 o'clock interval, especially not the elderly with heart disease or those with diabetes, children, and chronically ill.

As the elderly leave home, they must be forced to protect their head with hat or scarf, their clothing should be thin, comfortable, and colorful.

It is also necessary to obtain two quarts [2 L] of liquid during the day, whether it's like eight cups of water or soup or tea; it is preferred to skip fried foods while many seasonal trees and vegetables should be obtained.

In addition to medical advice on the use of herbs, the most frequent measure of tension in older ones is necessary