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Morning run after A+E, Summer Heat

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I just finished my 5k morning run..still 25 degrees ...6am...i am glad i did it after my woorying last few days, last Thursday evening 2 hours after my run i blacked out, so Sunday of to the doctor i went..sent me to A+E ...sent me to heart department.low heart beat rate..worry now starts to raise his head...after a night stay and a few tests..they came back with the answer....You idiot....drink more water after you run...turns out i was dehydrated..i have only been running since March and am still learning how to adapt...here in Israel its hot now..40 degrees...please take this as a warning for your present heatwave....DRINK DRINK DRINK..happy running to you all.

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You poor thing smee, but great that the answer was so simple. Those of us that did c25k last spring went straight into a hot summer and learnt very quickly about the need for sufficient water and adding electrolyte tablets. I now fill a one litre jug and drink from that so I can keep an eye on my consumption.

Don’t just drink lots before your run, do it everyday as part of your lifestyle . I believe there is a pinned post from the mentors about prevention on the forum, but this is nhs advice on dehydration for anyone who wants more info.

nhs.uk/conditions/dehydration/

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Stephen_UKGraduate10

That’s a little scary but glad it’s nothing more serious.

Beautiful photo!

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GranspeedGraduate10

Can’t imagine getting out the door in 40C! So glad it all proved to be something you can remedy. And a gorgeous photo. Been to Israel years ago and loved the land everywhere - but we were there in April. Take care & keep sipping. 😊

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smeeagainGraduate10β€’ in reply toGranspeed

i dont run in 40 degrees...this morning it was nearly 26, that was sunrise and late evening its between 27 and 31 normally.....roll on autumn!!

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GranspeedGraduate10β€’ in reply tosmeeagain

Anything over 20C is β€œhot” for running in my book! πŸ˜„πŸŒžπŸ˜Ž

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smeeagainGraduate10β€’ in reply toGranspeed

couldnt agree more!!

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cheekychipmunksGraduate10

Oh wow smeeagain, that must have been scary but how lucky it was something so simple to rectify. πŸ‘ Keep drinking that water and say cool if you can. We’re having a heatwave here in the UK too. I’m dialling back my distances and sticking to relaxed runs only until it breaks. πŸ₯΅πŸ₯΅πŸ₯΅

Look after yourself. πŸ˜€

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JonathanPGraduate10

Glad it was nothing more serious!πŸ˜€

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smeeagainGraduate10β€’ in reply toJonathanP

me too....thankyou

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