Definition:
Heat cramps is the condition where muscles experience numbness and immobility as well as a stinging sensation that lasts for a short period of time.
Diagnosis:
Heat cramps can be diagnosed during the onset of the symptoms or when one is currently suffering from heatstroke.
Treatment:
This kind of cramps can be treated by massaging the affected area accompanied by adequate rest.
Symptoms and Signs:
The most evident symptoms of heat cramps are immobility of affected areas, numbness and burning sensations.
Causes:
Heat cramps are caused by the contraction of muscles due to extreme heat. This is common during heat waves or to those who have suffered from heatstroke.
