Expert Warning: Desert Dust Poses a Threat to the Respiratory System
Experts state that desert dust can harm the respiratory system. Learn about the precautions that can be taken to protect yourself from this danger and safeguard your health.
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Dr. Fulya Uluorman, Pulmonologist at Mardin Training and Research Hospital, stated that the transportation of desert dust poses a risk for respiratory patients.
Increasing Risk of Air Pollution
Dr. Fulya Uluorman emphasized that the impact of desert dust becomes more significant during seasonal transitions, and with the increasing air pollution in the environment starting from April, respiratory patients need to be cautious.
Precautions and Recommendations
- Mask Usage: It is important to use masks to avoid the effects of desert dust.
- Medication Regimen: Individuals with chronic respiratory diseases such as asthma, COPD need to take their medications regularly.
- Clinic Support: Patients experiencing worsened symptoms may need to seek support from outpatient clinics or emergency services.
Dr. Uluorman also mentioned that individuals with dust allergies and sensitivity should regularly use allergy medications. In healthy individuals, symptoms such as throat itching, coughing fits, and watery eyes may occur due to desert dust exposure, but this condition is usually temporary. She highlighted the importance of seeking medical help for individuals with severe symptoms.
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