Having done a little web searching, the best info I can find is to elevate the legs when possible and make sure that your salt level does not get too low. When we sweat, our bodies lose their natural salts, which in turn makes it harder for our circulation to work properly. This makes it harder for the blood to return upwards, to get more oxygen. Sorry I'm not medically trained at all but I have the same problem and this is what I have found.
Yes, by elevating the feet.
A dose of Magnesium
If you mean what is a climate which is hot and wet, then this is called a 'Tropical' Climate where this is only a humid season and nothing else.
Because your blood thins out while living in warm weather
its like a sort of hot rain forest climate with big trees and really hot weather
Hot tropical climate is hot,humid and wet, like the Amazon Rainforest. A cool temperate climate is much cooler, doesn't rain as often, it's not humid at all
tundra climate
To poultice or to apply hot soothing application for e.g. by hot cotton pack
Broken? A cast is better. Injuries need to reduce swelling, which is done with cold. In some cases the swelling has to be reduced before the bones can be properly set. Healing and flexibility comes with heat.
The swelling will peak 24-48hrs after the procedure. For the 1st 24hrs use an ice pack or something out the freezer to numb the area and reduce the swelling. After the 1st 24hrs switch to using heat, using a hot flannel or any other kind of hot compress, 20 mins on 20 mins off, making sure its not hot enough to burn.
black eye,contusion around the eye with bruising, discoloration, and swelling. It is usually treated for the first 24 hours with ice packs to reduce swelling, then with hot compresses to aid in resorption of blood from the hematoma.
No, the Sahara has a hot and dry climate.
the climate would be hot but not to hot
because they live in hot climate
All the deserts of Australia have a hot subtropical desert climate.
A tropical climate
The Aztec climate in central Mexico was typically mild with a rainy season from May to October. The region experienced dry and cool weather from November to April. Temperatures were moderate due to the area's high elevation.
I'd say a hot climate
For most acute injuries you should apply ice for the first day or two to reduce swelling and inflammation. heat can be used after that to promote circulation and flexibility and reduce muscle spasms.