Working in extreme cold and hot conditions are both hazardous.
Working in extreme cold can induce hypothermia, a significant drop in body temperature. Hypothermia can lead to death, but usually the most common symptoms are exposed time in cold weather, confusion, shivering, lack of motor skills, and unconciousness.
Working in extreme hot can be dangerous too. This is called hyperthermia, which is the body not being able to regulate body temperature due to cold conditions. Heat stroke can happen, which symptoms include headache, hot temperature, dizziness, and unconciousness.
Amphetamines affects the central nervous system (brain and spine), and
the sleeping medication does the same thing so it would probably be really made most likely death.
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The best diagnosis for this disorder is somatic symptoms disorder, which means that the patient has predominant pain pattern. This condition usually occurs when an individual express extreme anxiousness about physical symptoms because of their thoughts and feelings in relation to the symptoms.
Chronic or long term stress. Hope this was helpful!
