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Heat Intolerance

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Heat Intolerance
A condition caused by the inability to respond appropriately to thermal challenges of exercise, resulting in various responses from cramps and exhaustion to heat syncope, stroke, or death

heat intolerance
Sports medicine A condition caused by the thermal challenges of exercise, resulting in various responses from cramps and exhaustion to heat syncope, stroke, death. See Heat-related death, Heat wave.


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