The doctor told about the diseases of summer residents

Russians who work hard in the countryside without taking precautions may experience heart problems, dizziness, visual impairment, severe fatigue, or fever. Marina Kalyuzhnaya, a psychiatrist and narcologist, told about this on Monday, June 9.

According to the expert, the first problem that often occurs among summer residents is related to cardiovascular diseases. Prolonged static postures during work disrupt normal blood flow, increase the load on the cardiovascular system and create prerequisites for the development of myocardial infarction, hypertensive crises and strokes, the expert added, she explained.

She noted that another threat is infectious diseases that are transmitted by ticks.

"It is generally believed that encountering these insects is possible only in forest belts, but practice shows that infected ticks are also found in rural areas. Follow basic safety rules: treat clothes with repellents, inspect the skin every 2 hours, wear light—colored clothes with cuffs," Kalyuzhnaya said in a conversation with Lenta.Ru .

In addition, the cause of diseases is neglect of the regularity of taking medications, irregular meals or a violation of the normal daily routine. Insufficient fluid intake leads to dehydration of the body, blood thickening and increased blood pressure, creating additional stress on the heart and blood vessels, the specialist concluded.

Earlier in the day, Andrei Tumanov, who heads the Gardeners of Russia organization, called fake information in a conversation with NSN that, according to a new law in force on June 8, Russians are prohibited from having solid fences in suburban areas. He stressed that there is no such legal norm, reports 360.ru .

Earlier, on April 18, Lilia Belova, chairman of the Association of Public Control in the Field of Waste Management in the Moscow region, an expert in the field of ecology, said that tires, any plastic, tires should not be burned in dachas, because as a result, dioxins and furans are released into the atmosphere, which accumulate there when ingested. An overabundance of them can provoke various diseases, including cancer.