Introduction: There are 5 things you should not do after you become masculine: drinking comes second, taking a bath comes last, don’t take it seriously!
More and more people around me are entering the sheep herd. After entering the sheep herd, everyone has different symptoms, and some people are asymptomatic. I envy this kind of people the most. Unlike me, I have all the symptoms, such as fever, cough, general weakness, and loss of smell and taste. Anyone who has experienced it knows that it is too torturous. These are not the only things that torture people, there are more. For example, after becoming positive, there are many things that cannot be done, such as taking a bath. The editor took a shower a week after becoming positive, and the condition became worse. Therefore, the editor tells you today that there are 5 things you should not do after you are "positive". You must read it and don't take it seriously. Let's take a look at the 5 things!
First thing: don’t do strenuous exercise!
Many people think that exercise can speed up recovery, so they go out for a run or do strenuous exercise after meals every day. In fact, this behavior is wrong. Because our body has just turned yin and is still relatively weak. If we exercise strenuously, we will definitely sweat a lot. After sweating, most people will take off their clothes, which can easily cause a second infection. Therefore, we must not exercise strenuously. Many people around the editor have already experienced re-yang due to strenuous exercise after yang recovery, so try not to have it happen to yourself. We can take a slow, moderate walk around the house after meals every day, and don’t be too tired!
The second thing: don’t drink!
Drinking is every man's nature, especially when everyone gathers for dinner, there will inevitably be some drinking spots, but drinking and smoking has always been a bad living habit. It is harmful to our health, especially to the respiratory system. If we continue to drink alcohol after becoming impotent, it will definitely lead to physical weakness and reduced immunity. In severe cases, it can easily cause symptoms of high blood pressure, which will pose certain risks to our health.
Third: Don’t overwork yourself!
Many people go to work before they have fully recovered from the sun, or stay up late to do some strenuous work. In fact, this is completely irresponsible to themselves. Because our physical fitness is relatively poor, we have not fully recovered. The editor has personally experienced it. On the fifth day after the sun, I got up early to cook. After standing for less than ten minutes, I felt that my whole body was about to fall apart, and I also felt dizzy. Therefore, don’t go to work too early or stay up late, and recover slowly.
Fourth: No personal protection!
Many people have a lucky mentality, that is, they think that they have been exposed to the sun and will not be infected again within half a year. They can go to crowded places at will and do not wear masks when going out. They think that protective measures are not important at all. This is a wrong belief. Many people around the editor have returned to positive, and the symptoms are more severe than the first time, so everyone should still take personal protection in the future!
The fifth thing: Never take a shower!
Taking a bath seems like a joke to most people, but you must be careful when taking a bath. The editor has personally experienced it. Since our bodies are relatively weak, if we take a shower, there will be a lot of hot air in it and the air will not flow, which will restrict breathing and make breathing more difficult, which may cause dizziness, coma and other symptoms. In addition, taking a bath may cause you to catch a cold, aggravating the condition.
The above five things must not be done when you are "positive". Drinking is ranked second, and bathing is ranked last. Don't take it seriously, and you will benefit from it early! That’s it for today’s sharing. If my sharing is helpful to you, remember to like, collect, and follow it. Thanks for reading, see you tomorrow!
