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Li Jiawei has a history of severe hypertension and hair loss. To keep warm and cover up the problem of hair loss, he wears a hat almost all the time in winter. Recently, however, he has found himself feeling dizzy and headaches frequently, which has bothered him greatly.
Accompanied by his wife, Li Jiawei went to the hospital for help. The patient was Dr. Zhang from the Department of Neurology. Dr. Zhang found that wearing a hat for a long time may have been one of the causes of Lee's dizziness and headaches.
Dr Teo explains that for people with high blood pressure, wearing a hat tightly for long periods of time can lead to restricted blood circulation to the head, which can exacerbate the symptoms of dizziness and headaches.
Based on these findings, Dr Teo advised Lee to avoid wearing hats indoors and in warm environments to improve blood circulation to the head and breathability of the scalp.
At the same time, Dr. Zhang also advised him to monitor his blood pressure regularly and follow the doctor's instructions to adjust his lifestyle and dietary Xi habits to better control his high blood pressure. After following the doctor's advice, Li Jiawei's dizziness and headache symptoms have improved significantly.
While wearing a hat is a common way to keep warm during the winter months, overwearing a hat can pose a health risk for people with high blood pressure and hair loss.
This story reminds us that the health of the individual should be taken into account when taking any measures to keep warm to ensure that it is both warm and healthy.
During the cold winter months, we often hear "keep warm, dress more", especially for people who are prone to colds or suffer from respiratory diseases, which is very important.
Aunt Liu is a retired teacher with a history of chronic bronchitis. However, she found herself experiencing frequent symptoms of itchy skin and allergies, which bothered her greatly.
Accompanied by her daughter, Aunt Liu went to the hospital to see a dermatologist. Dr. Li found that Auntie Liu's skin problems were partly due to overheating and sweating caused by overdressing, especially indoors.
Excessive warmth prevents the skin from breathing, triggering an allergic reaction. Dr. Li advised Auntie Lau to reduce her clothing indoors, especially to choose clothes that are breathable.
At the same time, he also advised Aunt Liu to pay attention to the regulation of indoor temperature and avoid overheating. After a while, her itchy skin and allergy symptoms were significantly relieved.
At the same time, she also noticed that her respiratory symptoms were not aggravated by the reduction of clothing. Excessive warmth, especially indoors, can have adverse effects on skin and respiratory health.
Especially for people with chronic respiratory diseases and skin sensitivities, proper ventilation and breathable clothing are key to staying healthy.
What do you think about the health problems caused by wearing hats?