In the summer, humidity feels bad because warm air naturally has more moisture than cold air. If you live near the ocean or warm bodies of water, water will evaporate into the air and worsen humidity. Because high humidity makes it difficult for the body to stay cool, people are more likely to experience heat-related illnesses that make them feel nauseous and tired. Here are 4 specific impacts of humidity on the human body.

As a result, you will continue to sweat as your body tries to regulate its temperature, resulting in fluid loss. Without enough fluid, the body cannot function properly and begins to deteriorate. If you experience dehydration in humid conditions, you may experience dizziness, fatigue, headache, muscle cramps, dry mouth, dark urine, and decreased urination and sweating. These are symptoms associated with general dehydration.

At this temperature, the body can no longer regulate its temperature, and organs may begin to damage and fail to function. Heat stroke can be fatal if immediate medical help is not received, causing loss of consciousness and seizures. Other warning signs of heat stroke include confusion, slurred speech, excessive sweating, hot and dry skin, nausea, vomiting, and low blood pressure. Report by Aykaputri Amalia Rahmani/ Source: Health.