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Slept in very hot room recently. easily 80 plus degrees. just one night. could hardly get to sleep. felt a little "off", foggy brain, tired, that night and next day. possible short or long term side effects to brain or body? heat stroke?
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Likely dehydration: You have likely got dehydrated, there should not be long term side effects otherwise once you got hydrated and got to rest. if symptoms persist please seek medical attention timely
Answered 11/14/2019
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