Wearing a mask in hot weather is too stuffy?Experts support the citizens

Yesterday, Shenzhen issued a high -temperature orange warning. What should I do if we wear a mask too boring in hot weather? Yesterday, disease control experts stated that citizens still need to persist in wearing masks. When going out, they can choose a one -time medical surgical mask with relatively thin texture, or prepare a few more masks to travel together. replace.

Disease control experts said that as the temperature rises, wearing masks is often feel stuffy and uncomfortable. Some summer wearing masks "small tricks" emerge at the time of time, but in fact, many of these "small tricks" have no scientific basis, and even reduced will be reduced. Mask efficiency. For example, some people who love sweating will choose to put a layer of paper towels in the medical mask and use paper towels to absorb sweat. This will affect the density of medical masks and reduce the protection effect. Experts suggest that sweating more citizens prepare a few more masks and replace them in time to prevent the mask from being reduced after being wet. In addition, non -professional exposure personnel can choose a relatively thin disposable medical mask to reduce the discomfort caused by sultry. Experts remind that if you wear a mask for a long time, you can remove the mask in a relatively empty and safe place, breathe fresh air to relieve the symptoms of discomfort.

In addition to sweating from sweltering, wearing a mask in summer may also cause discomfort such as scar, stuffy acne, allergies, and redness. Experts believe that if you need to wear a mask for a long time, you can apply a moisturizing cream on the bridge of the nose, cheekbones, ear roots to reduce the friction between the masks and the skin to relieve the facial marks. If you have symptoms such as allergies, you should immediately discontinue unqualified masks, pay attention to light diet, regular schedule and facial cleaning care. In addition, citizens still have to apply sunscreen, umbrella, and hats to avoid "masks".

(Author: Luo Liqiong, Chief Reporter of Shenzhen Special Economic Zone Newspaper, Liu Shiyao, intern Liu Shiyao)

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