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• Air pollution is also harmful to the health of citizens
• Climate and pollution combined are dangerous
• People need to be more alert

Heat Pollution Health Risks: At present, increasing heat and increasing air pollution in cities is also harmful to the health of citizens. According to experts, the combined effect of hot weather and pollution is causing respiratory disorders as well as skin diseases. Children, the elderly and people with pre-existing allergies or asthma are particularly at risk. Fine particles in hot air and pollution cause inflammation in the lungs, leading to symptoms such as asthma, coughing, wheezing and shortness of breath. Dermatologist Dr. Special guidance in this regard. Sharifa Chouse has done it.

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According to doctors, fine particles in the air (PM2.5, PM10), smoke, chemical agents and exhaust gases from vehicles invite respiratory problems. This causes an increase in symptoms like cough, difficulty in breathing, heaviness in the chest in asthmatic patients. The problem can be exacerbated by the increase in moisture and pollutants in the air due to heat.

Pollution also affects the skin

Experts have informed that the effect of pollution is also on one’s skin. Compared to last year, the intensity of summer has increased, so AC, coolers are used to keep the indoor air cool. At that time, due to the changes in the external and internal environment of the house, the problem of infection increases. Toxic particles in the air enter the pores of the skin and create a blockage. This can lead to acne breakouts, skin rashes, increased skin inflammation, itching and allergies. Heat increases perspiration, and pollution increases the chance of bacterial growth on the skin. Heat, sweat and dust increase the problems of naita, gajakarna, skin allergies, rashes and itching. Excessive heat also dries out the skin and causes skin irritation.

People need to be more alert

Especially people living in urban areas need to be more alert about this. Avoid going out in the hot afternoon sun, use a mask if necessary, and wash your face and hands after coming home. Proper skin care involves using a light, non-oily moisturizer and drinking plenty of water.

Asthma is the inflammation and narrowing of the airways.A variety of environmental factors can exacerbate asthma, with summer heat and allergies being key triggers. According to the experts, it is important for asthma patients to take regular medication and not to change the treatment without doctor’s advice. Using air purifiers at home, planting trees and keeping the house clean can reduce the effect of pollution. Overall, heat and pollution together can have serious health effects. Therefore, the risk of asthma and skin diseases can be reduced with proper preventive measures and timely care.

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