what he was suffering from right this minute was heat prostration.
Stephen King. The Stand (1990)
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“I got hold of a queer fish at St. Martin’s the other day—case of heat-prostration picked up in Central Park. When we’d patched him up I found he had nowhere to go, and not a dollar in his pocket, and I sent him down to our place at Portchester to re-build.”
Edith Wharton. Tales of Men and Ghosts: The Legend (1910)
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her situation is critical. But just now she is only prostrated by the heat of the weather, and by the excitement of her cousin’s visit,