Is indoor dryness harmful to your health? The impact of indoor dryness

Indoor dryness is generally harmful to the body. It may cause excessive dryness of the skin, symptoms of getting angry, and is particularly prone to respiratory infections.

1. Dry skin: When the indoor temperature is particularly dry, the skin will lose a lot of moisture. Staying in a dry environment for a long time will accelerate skin aging. It may cause the fibrous tissue to shrink due to water loss. Many wrinkles will grow on the skin, and there will be obvious symptoms of looseness and sagging, which affects the elasticity and tenderness of the skin and requires timely replenishment of moisture.

2. Getting angry: When the indoor air is severely dry, symptoms of water loss in the body will appear. If this continues for a long time, it will cause sore throat, as well as symptoms of getting angry in the body, and constipation will occur, resulting in the inability to excrete toxins normally. The accumulation of toxins in the body for a long time may cause acne on the face or folliculitis.

3. Respiratory tract infection: Dry environments can exacerbate the spread of bacteria, mainly because there will be a lot of dust and particles suspended in the air. If a person's resistance is weak or the person is a young child or the elderly, they may have a bacterial infection. Bacterial infection usually invades the respiratory system and causes symptoms of respiratory tract infection, such as bronchitis or pneumonia. At the same time, there will be symptoms of dry throat and difficulty swallowing.