What is the reaction after taking a bath?

Generally speaking, in winter, many people will experience some discomfort when taking a bath, such as dizziness and vomiting. Of course, there are other uncomfortable reactions that need to be vigilant. This is because the temperature difference is too large, and some people are weak or have some health risks. It is easy to get dizzy from the bath, so you need to be more careful. So what are the reactions after taking a bath?

In winter, due to the cold weather and low temperatures outside in the north, people like to stay indoors, and many people like to go to the sauna or take a bath in the hot tub. Taking a bath can relieve fatigue, but you should also be careful about accidents. Especially in public bathrooms, the reason is that the doors and windows of the bathroom are closed, and the indoor humidity is significantly higher than that outside. At the beginning, the human body will feel comfortable and the muscles will relax, but there are many people in the bathroom and the air circulation is poor. Over time, the air becomes relatively turbid.

If people stay in this environment for a long time, the skin capillaries will dilate, a large amount of blood will flow to the body surface, the return blood flow to the heart will be insufficient, the heart's blood output will be reduced, causing insufficient blood supply to the body and a series of symptoms. If the brain tissue is ischemic and hypoxic, there may be dizziness, and if the coronary artery blood supply is insufficient, there may be chest tightness and palpitations, as well as nausea, dry mouth, weakness in the limbs, difficulty breathing, and even suffocation. If you have a poor physical condition or are old and weak, you may also faint, resulting in unpredictable consequences.

Winter heatstroke can be divided into prodromal heatstroke, mild heatstroke and severe heatstroke according to the severity of clinical manifestations, and the relationship between them is gradual. Symptoms of heat stroke: headache, dizziness, thirst, sweating, weakness and soreness in the limbs, inattention, and uncoordinated movements. Body temperature is normal or slightly elevated. If you move to a cool and ventilated place in time and replenish water and salt, you will recover in a short time.

Symptoms of mild heatstroke: body temperature is often above 38 degrees. In addition to dizziness and thirst, there may also be flushed face, heavy sweating, burning skin, or cold limbs, pale face, low blood pressure, and rapid pulse. If treated promptly, recovery can often occur within a few hours. Symptoms of severe heatstroke: It is the most serious type of heatstroke and can be life-threatening if not treated in time. Severe heatstroke is divided into four types: heat cramps, heat exhaustion, sunstroke and heat stroke.

I believe everyone is clear about the reactions after taking a bath. In fact, many uncomfortable reactions can be effectively prevented. On the one hand, you should pay attention to not taking a bath on an empty stomach. On the other hand, you should pay attention to the appropriate water temperature and the bathing time should not be too long. In addition, it is not recommended to take a bath when you are unwell. This way you can prevent problems before they occur.