In hot countries could heat cause or bring on fatigue?

Question

I recently relocated to a country with a hotter climate with temperatures averaging 30°. During the day I suffer from fatigue could the heat cause this.

Answer 1

It can most definitely cause more than just fatigue. I've lived in a Middle-Eastern country for some years and in the midsummer, in broad daylight, the temperature can reach unbelievable records - sometimes over 50*C. It causes fatigue, migraines, dizziness, dehydration, disillusionment and depression.

Answer 2

If you spend a lot of time outside, then yes, heat definitely does cause fatigue. You must be sweating a lot, meaning your body is losing fluid. If you absolutely have to be outside, then make sure you drink plenty of water (not soft-drinks or anything else, but pure water) to replenish what you're losing. You're risking dehydration otherwise. Also wear sunglasses and caps or hats....prolonged exposure to the sun is bad for you.

Answer 3

YES YES YES , heat causes fatigue, we normally slepp more in summers, especially at day time, so possible the reason mite b heat

Answer 4

yes it can....high temperatures can lower your blood pressure which in affect can have the side effect of fatigue....
also the sun/heat just makes you feel lazy....

Answer 5

Drink more water. You probably sweat too much. Your body will adjust. 30° is not that hot!

Answer 6

Very much, yes and dehydration. Keep cold water with you at all times.

Answer 7

Yes most definately if you dont drink enough water. Water gives you energy.

Answer 8

The answer to your question is yes.. I'm just curious as to why you can't spell the word 'curious'

Answer 9

Definitely....they heat drains your energies and makes it harder to do anything....

Answer 10

yes it does. and u'll also feel very dehydrated so have plenty of fluid.