The number of patients rising from the heat

The rise in temperatures has also increased the number of people seeking medical help.

At Emergency Clinics during the day, up to 150 patients who seek medical attention are attending as high as 250 sosh.

Thus says Basri Lenyan, director of this clinic, that the recent influx has increased among people with cardiological diseases, pregnant women, diabetes, hypertension, and so on.

The last “has contributed to the increase in temperatures in chronic patients, and this number reaches 5 to 10 percent in emergency services”.

As healthy individuals, to adapt to these conditions takes a few days, until chronically ill, several months. So it's preferred not to go out in the sun because they have negative actions in their health”, Lenyan says.

Even at the University Clinical Centre in Kosovo, the number of children seeking medical help has increased.

Muharrem Avdiu, pediatric says that primarily vomiting and diarrhea are the symptoms that Children are affected in recent days because of rising temperatures.

This time we call it a summer vent. This starts in June and lasts several months. Daily flux is impressive to access pathology inside the clinic. Barp and vomit are obvious. They're treated and treated to us, and we're not in a fixable situation”.

The “is not an alarming situation, as we expect at this time of increased flow, since each year we have the same situation, Avdiu said.

Otherwise, current temperatures of the last days have reached up to 30 degrees Fahrenheit [30 ° C].

Lenyan, on the other hand, has provided some recommendations for chronically ill people.

“We prefer that chronically ill people be under the control of the family doctor and use their medicines, and with the recommendation of the family doctor with any deterioration of health, be sent to the emergency”, he said.

Health professionals have also recommended that drivers be careful, since high temperatures can cause concentration disorders, resulting in increased cases of traffic accidents.