Jaipur: Doctors have warned patients – those who have suffered from chronic respiratory diseases or those who have recovered from severe covid which caused fibrosis – to take precautions, because air quality has deteriorated in the city.
Doctors claim that they witness more and more patients where burning symptoms are visible.
“Some patients who have their lung or lung fibrosis are affected by Covid, will come to the hospital.
This is the time when patients with lung disease or those who suffer from other respiratory diseases must remain vigilant because the weather changes.
Crackers paintings Also affects air quality, “said Dr.
Ajit Singh, Inspector, Ruhs Hospital.
The Supreme Court Spanyon allows people to celebrate diwali with green crackers but the population of Jaipur fails to stick to such crackers.
On Friday, the city choked from crackers that caused pollution exploded at night Diwali, pushing the 364 AQI and violating the ‘very poor’ category.
In 2020, Covid was well achieved a festival celebration but 2021 gave us the opportunity to celebrate again.
Residents should think of Covid patients who are still in oxygen support at home and consider the elders and children who are vulnerable to air pollution.
Singh said that pollution had worsened asthma symptoms, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and other allergies.
“The increase in AQI Post Diwali shows the contribution of crackers in deteriorating air quality,” said Dr.
Virendra Singh, Pulmonologist, and former SMS supervisor Hospital.
However, the doctor suggested that patients remain cautious because weather and pollution changes can take victims in their health.
“Crackers cause pollution and emit harmful gases that are not good for patients who have suffered from respiratory diseases,” said Dr.
Cl Cl Nawal, Senior Professor (medicine), SMS Hospital.
The doctor said that crackers affect the health of vulnerable categories.
Air quality in the city has dipped a day after Diwali to a very bad category.