The scorching weather these days is causing many people to sweat. The temperature this summer is expected to jump to 43 °C. The sunlight and the melting weather in the daytime are putting people who stay outdoors for a long time at a fatal risk of “heatstroke” due to the body’s inability to regulate its temperature effectively.

Don't Ignore Numbness in Your Hands and Feet Gradual onset of numbness or tingling in the hands and feet often occurs among working-aged adults from repetitive and forceful activities, e.g. prolonged use of a computer keyboard and mouse. This symptom can have a wide variety of causes including poor nutrition (particularly vitamin B deficiency). But if the numbness and tingling feels worse and associated with pain, it may be a sign of peripheral neuropathy that should not be left untreated.