What kind of physique is not suitable for swimming?

Only by exercising continuously can the human body maintain health. There are many sports, such as running, Tai Chi, swimming, etc. Swimming has always been popular with everyone. In summer, due to the hot weather, it is more suitable for swimming. The human body has the ability to float when edema occurs, but some people are not suitable for swimming. So what kind of physique is not suitable for swimming?

First of all, what kind of physique is not suitable for swimming? The first is women. Pregnant women cannot participate in swimming and fitness before and after pregnancy. Also, women are menstruating, have abortion surgery, etc. At this time, the human body is in a weak period, so it is best not to participate in swimming and fitness. In addition, people with eye and lung diseases should not participate in swimming fitness. Swimming fitness requires that people's eyes and lungs are free of disease. Swimming often causes the eyes to be soaked in water. If the eyes have disease, they are prone to infection. If the lungs have disease, it will also put you in a dangerous situation when swimming.

Second, people with serious heart disease, high blood pressure and the like are prone to sudden fainting or loss of consciousness when going into the water. Deaf people are also not suitable for swimming, because the organs that regulate balance in the middle ear of the deaf will also be damaged, thereby weakening the body's ability to balance, and drowning accidents often occur due to loss of balance. People with other diseases that may affect swimming are not allowed to go swimming.

What kind of physical condition is not suitable for swimming? Patients with infectious skin diseases such as viral hepatitis, bacterial dysentery, conjunctivitis, sexually transmitted diseases, and tinea corporis should not participate in swimming to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. People with tuberculosis, emphysema, nephritis, trachoma, acute conjunctivitis, corneal ulcer, high myopia, and acute sinusitis should not swim. People who have just done strenuous activities and alcoholics should not swim immediately. Women with serious heart disease, high blood pressure and mental disorders are prone to suddenly fainting or losing consciousness when going into the water. People with epilepsy who are prone to convulsions should not swim to avoid the danger of losing their swimming skills due to a sudden attack. 1. Deaf people should not participate in swimming, because the organs that regulate balance in the middle ear of the deaf will also be damaged, thereby weakening the body's ability to balance, and drowning accidents often occur due to loss of balance. When people with dry perforation of the tympanic membrane go into the water, water will enter the middle ear cavity through the perforation of the tympanic membrane and cause acute otitis media, so they should not swim. People with suppurative otitis media are also not allowed to swim because the pus containing pathogens in the middle ear cavity may flow into the swimming pool water, contaminating other swimmers and causing an acute attack of their own chronic suppurative otitis media.