
The change in weather to colder temperatures weakens the immune system, creating conditions for the onset and spread of acute respiratory infections. Common illnesses such as the flu, sore throat, bronchitis, and pneumonia can occur at all ages, with children, the elderly, and those with underlying health conditions being at higher risk and more likely to experience severe complications.
Besides weather conditions, an unsanitary living environment, especially the burning of honeycomb charcoal and wood for heating in enclosed spaces, increases toxic gases and fine dust, irritating the airways and making respiratory illnesses more severe. The main causative agents are viruses and bacteria, with symptoms ranging from mild such as cough, runny nose, and sore throat to severe such as pneumonia and respiratory failure.
The health sector advises people to keep their bodies warm, avoid sudden temperature changes, ensure their homes are well-ventilated, and avoid using charcoal heaters in enclosed rooms; at the same time, they should pay attention to personal hygiene, proper nutrition, get all necessary vaccinations, and seek medical attention early when there are any unusual symptoms.
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