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As Los Angeles grapples with the devastating effects of wildfires, medical experts are emphasizing the importance of protecting one's health and skin during this challenging time. Wildfire smoke can pose significant risks, not only to respiratory health but also to skin integrity.
Experts advise residents to stay indoors as much as possible, especially during peak smoke hours. Keeping windows and doors closed can help minimize smoke infiltration. Using air purifiers equipped with HEPA filters is recommended to improve indoor air quality.
For skin protection, individuals should consider moisturizing regularly, as smoke can lead to dryness and irritation. Applying sunscreen is also crucial, as smoke can exacerbate sun damage.
Staying hydrated is vital; drinking plenty of water helps maintain skin health and supports overall well-being. Additionally, those with pre-existing respiratory conditions should follow their treatment plans closely and consult healthcare providers if symptoms worsen. By taking these precautions, residents can better navigate the health challenges posed by wildfire smoke.
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