Recently, a young man used a certain brand of sunscreen spray and developed severe symptoms of "white lung". Doctors' experiments have confirmed that suspended particles can still be inhaled even if the breath is held. Let's be vigilant against this situation and protect our health!
Most people are accustomed to using sunscreen sprays in the summer to protect their skin from UV rays. However, a recent case has made us realize that using sunscreen spray can also come with unexpected dangers.
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According to reports, a young guy did not hesitate to spray a hot-selling sunscreen spray on his face for sun protection. However, shortly after using it, he developed severe breathing difficulties and lung problems. After a doctor's diagnosis, he was diagnosed with "white lung" symptoms.
"White lung" is a disease that causes fibrosis of the lungs due to long-term inhalation of suspended particles. Normally, we think that these particles can only be inhaled through breathing, but this guy's case reminds us once again that even with bated breath, it is still possible for suspended particles to enter our bodies.
This situation has aroused the concern and alarm of the majority of consumers. Everyone has begun to doubt and question the sunscreen spray products on the market, and require manufacturers and regulatory authorities to strengthen the supervision and management of product safety.
Although the specific cause and responsible party have not yet been determined, we, as consumers, should always be vigilant and not blindly pursue trends and beauty at the expense of our own health.
When shopping for sunscreen spray, we should choose a legitimate brand and check the product ingredients and relevant certifications. In addition, we can also choose other forms of sunscreen products, such as lotions, creams, etc., to reduce the potential effects of suspended particulates on lung health.