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The symptoms of EHI include an increase in body temperature (>104°F rectally see NATA “Position Statement”, above), confusion, nausea, vomiting, increased heart rate, hot wet or dry skin, loss of coordination, dizziness and fainting. Ultimately the athlete finds it hard or impossible to continue the activity.
