Swimming is not for everyone. People who suffer from certain diseases and are not suitable for swimming will do harm to themselves if they swim in the water by force. Who can't go swimming?
1. People who may be in danger of accidents, such as patients with severe hypertension, still have blood pressure above 23.4/ 14.3 kPa after taking the medicine, and their conscious symptoms are serious, which may lead to cerebrovascular accidents; Patients with coronary heart disease who have had angina pectoris recently and feel chest disease with a little exercise; Patients with valvular heart disease and heart disease with the possibility of heart failure; Mental patients and epileptic patients. These people are absolutely forbidden to swim in the water to prevent accidents in the water.
2. People suffering from certain infectious diseases, such as hepatitis, infectious dermatosis, pink eye, severe trachoma, severe tinea pedis, trichomonas vaginalis, bacillary dysentery, etc., can only swim in the water after being completely cured, otherwise it will infect others.
3. People who are easily aggravated by swimming, such as nephritis, bronchial asthma, acute and chronic otitis media, tympanic membrane perforation, etc., have weak resistance and a large amount of swimming activities, which is easy to aggravate the condition.
People who swim in the water may be harmful to their health, such as women who swim during menstruation, who are prone to diseases. Those who have recovered from a serious illness and are physically weak, it is best to strengthen their physique after exercising on land for a period of time, and then go swimming.
However, not all people who are physically ill can't swim. People with the following diseases can exercise moderately under the guidance of doctors, which is good for health.
1, not serious general hypertension patients;
2. Patients with coronary heart disease are in stable condition and have no angina pectoris in recent years;
3, general anemia patients;
4. Patients with chronic diseases such as stomach and duodenal ulcer and neurasthenia;
5. Patients with neck, shoulder, back and leg pain who have slight joint movement disorder but do not affect normal activities;
6. "Young hypertension" patients.