Heat stroke is a result of the heat loss mechanisms of the body becoming overwhelmed.
It occurs when the body's capacity to control its temperature and the heat loss mechanism declines, leading to a rapid rise in body temperature, an ineffective sweating mechanism, and an inability to cool down. After the first 10 to 15 minutes of heat stroke, the body temperature might rise to 106°F or more. Initial recovery normally takes 1-2 days in the hospital; recovery may require more time if organ damage is discovered. Experts estimate that recovering entirely from heat stroke and its effects on the internal organs could take two months to a year.
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