Saudi health warns pilgrims not to stand in the sun during the Tashreeq era

In the early days of Tashreeq, the Saudi Ministry of Health asked Diouf Rahman to follow a number of eye safety guidelines during Hajj rituals, to avoid staying in the sun for a long time. long period, especially in patients with allergic infections or suffering from a spring ophthalmia..

She urged pilgrims to wear sunglbades during the day to look after their eyes, noting that inflammatory eye allergies to conjunctivitis were common during the pilgrimage season, due to the frequent exposure of their eyes to the dust and in the sun..

She pointed out that the symptoms of conjunctivitis are heavy tears, redness and itching, and that the most important prevention methods are the use of cold water to wash the face and eyes, and avoid the sun's rays with the help of sunglbades. In case of infection, you should consult the health center to describe the special drops, including: Moisturizer for the eyes, anti-allergic drops depending on the severity of the sensitivity.

Health explained that one of the diseases that can be exposed to the basking shark is bacterial conjunctivitis due to the eye exposure to strong dust or to the use of the ends. ;other..

With regard to diabetics, "Health" said that they should examine the retina before traveling to Hajj with a focus on taking sugar-based medications, follow the proper diet and maintain glycemic control, while patients with hypertension "Glaucoma" should use their medications on time.