The Most Ideal Sport for a Child with Allergic Asthma

We say swimming without hesitation.

WHY?

Increases lung capacity and respiratory functions.

Swimming is known to be practiced in all seasons.

SEA? A POOL?

The first choice for swimming should be OPEN SEA without a doubt.

However, swimming in dirty, foamy waters with an unusual smell carries a risk.

BLUE FLAGGED shores should be preferred.

With 531 beaches, TURKEY is one of the 3 most blue flagged beaches in the world.

The higher the volatile KLOR in the pool water, the higher the chance of coughing, colds, dry skin, itching, itching in the eyes, especially in indoor pools.

When planning new swimming pools, non-chlorine-derived options should be considered for water disinfection,

Ozone cleaned pools are preferred.

Children should be prevented from diving into  COLD WATER suddenly. First the feet and then the body should be immersed in the water gradually. Because some allergic children may have COLD URTICARE (hives).

Sea water has a positive effect on diseases of the nose, adenoids and tonsils.

On the other hand, children with a perforated eardrum, chronic otitis media, and a tube inserted into the eardrum should protect their ears from water even when entering the pool, sea or even taking a shower. In fact, they need to get permission from the doctor they are following.

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