Holi's fun-joke should not affect other's health, tips to stay safe

Holi's fun-joke should not affect other's health, tips to stay safe

Take care of yourself and others' health while playing Holi. Somewhere overflowing with health ...

The fun and fun of Holi should not fall on the health of others, keep these things in mind, for the energy of Holi to remain intact, it is important that you take care of yourself and others' health while playing Holi. Lest your fun-joke get overshadowed by other's health. Know some precautions.

Ear and throat care

According to ENT specialist, Dr. Shubhkam Arya, a loud balloon on the ear can cause the ear to burst. If you start hearing less or get dizzy, see a specialist. It is not possible to contact the doctor immediately and if there is unbearable pain, take a pen killer but do not put oil in the ear, etc.

Similarly, if playing water in the ear while playing Holi, do not panic, many times it gets removed automatically after movement. But if you feel heaviness in the ear, seek medical advice immediately. Those who have ear drops, apply cotton soaked cotton in their ears before playing Holi. Do not put earbuds or matchsticks in the ear.

Sore throat

If you feel a burning sensation in the throat due to the color loss, gargle with lukewarm water or betadine in water. But if the burning and swelling increases, a doctor should be contacted.

Take care of eyes

According to ophthalmologist Dr. Sunil Gupta, if there is color in the eyes, they do not have issues, it can cause damage to the eyes. Immediately wash eyes thoroughly with water for relief. Still keep watering from your eyes or feel pain when you see the light, see a doctor. If it is not possible to go to the doctor, you can take antibiotic drops (moxifloxacin/tobramycin/ofloxacin) in the eyes by taking advice over the phone.

No skin damage

According to dermatologist Dr. Shirisha Singh, chemical devices have pieces of glass. When these colors are rubbed, the skin gets peeled, which causes a lot of pain and irritation. In such conditions, wash the skin thoroughly with water and use moisturizer or lotion. If the skin rashes are not cured even after two-three days and gradually increase, contact a dermatologist.

People who have sensitive skin or have eczema problems should not use colors. In addition, patients with asthma should not use dry colors. Before playing Holi, apply coconut oil or olive oil on the skin and hair. It acts as a protective shield between skin and colors.