Dr. Muhammad Al-Shawwaf warns pools increase fungal risk
The Primary Healthcare Organization emphasizes the importance of following preventive measures in swimming pools and crowded areas during the summer season to reduce the spread of skin diseases, especially fungal infections, burns, and skin inflammations. Experts explain that humidity and sweating increase the likelihood of prickly heat, and direct exposure to sunlight can cause skin issues such as pigmentation, freckles, and burns. They advise using sunscreens, wearing protective clothing, taking baths after swimming, and avoiding direct sun exposure between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. to prevent skin diseases during the summer.
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