Why does my whole body hurt when I use the fan?

In the summer, it is necessary to use an electric fan because the weather is hot, but everyone's physical fitness is different, so some people may feel physically uncomfortable if they use an electric fan for a long time. Many people may experience some pain symptoms in their bodies after using electric fans, so be careful to avoid them. So why does it hurt all over when you turn on the fan?

1. Reasons

Many people may keep blowing the fan when they feel hot. The fan may make people feel cool, but it may also cause many fan diseases, such as dizziness, weakness, headache, shoulder pain, runny nose and other symptoms, which are what we call fan diseases. When a person sweats a lot under the fan, the temperature of the skin surface will slowly drop, and the blood vessels in the body will slowly contract, but the temperature on the side away from the fan does not drop. On the contrary, the blood vessels are expanding, so it is easy to cause temperature imbalance in the human body. The part that has been blowing the fan may feel uncomfortable all of a sudden, and the central nervous system cannot adjust all of a sudden, so it is easy to catch a cold and easily cause a headache.

2. Mitigation

Use ice packs to relieve headaches. Apply an ice pack or a towel soaked in ice water to the area where you have a headache. The headache will gradually subside. Headaches can be relieved by massaging the head, mainly on the temples, with just the right amount of pressure, neither too heavy nor too light. Find a quiet place and have a good sleep. Remember not to sleep facing the fan. If you have symptoms of a cold, drink more cold boiled water.

3. Note

We all know that the body's surface temperature is around 37 degrees Celsius, and the normal operation of the internal organs is at its best at 37 degrees Celsius. If the fan is blown excessively, especially directly on the head or body, the body's blood vessels will constrict, blood flow will be poor, and local nerve ischemia and hypoxia will occur, causing muscle paralysis, loss of consciousness, and even causing stroke and facial paralysis. When using a fan in the summer, be sure to avoid excessive direct blowing, especially when sleeping at night or taking a nap.