Self-Care Tips for the Transition from Rainy to Winter Season

As the rainy season gives way to the onset of winter, the weather becomes pleasantly cooler. However, this period of transition brings fluctuating temperatures, lingering rain, and increased humidity, which can challenge our bodies' ability to adapt. These conditions create a prime environment for the rapid spread of various pathogens, leading to illnesses such as the common cold, influenza, and pneumonia. Today, we share essential tips to help you stay healthy during this changing season.

Regular Exercise

Engage in regular exercise at least three times a week to strengthen your body and enhance its ability to fight off infections. Activities like walking, jogging, cycling, or playing continuous motion sports are highly beneficial. Additionally, maintaining a positive and stress-free mindset can help keep illnesses at bay during the transition from rainy season to winter.

Source:  WorkpointTODAY (data as of 26/10/2020)

Dress warmly

Maintaining your body temperature is crucial during changing weather conditions. Choose adequately thick clothing when spending time outdoors or in cold areas, and use blankets to stay warm while sleeping. If possible, avoid cold and damp environments, and keep moving frequently to reduce the risk of catching a cold or other illnesses.

Source:  WorkpointTODAY (data as of 26/10/2020), ch7 (data as of 17/10/2022)

Wash your hands frequently and thoroughly

Hands can be exposed to germs that can lead to illnesses. Therefore, it is crucial to wash your hands with soap and water or use hand sanitizer regularly, especially before and after activities such as eating, touching public surfaces, going to the movies, or using the restroom. Be sure to scrub all parts of your hands, including between your fingers and under your nails. Additionally, regularly clean personal items to reduce germ buildup.

Source:  thaihealth (data as of 04/11/2016)

Eat cooked food and vitamin c-rich fruits

Opt for freshly cooked meals during cold and damp weather to keep your body warm and reduce the risk of respiratory infections. Eating nutritious food can also help you feel relaxed. Aim to consume well-balanced meals with less sugar, fat, and salt, and ensure all food is properly cooked before consumption. Drink plenty of clean water and include vitamin C-rich fruits in your diet, such as oranges, guavas, ripe papayas, and pineapples. Additionally, drink warm water daily (6-8 glasses) and avoid alcohol, as it can weaken your immune system, making you more susceptible to infections.

Source:  WorkpointTODAY (data as of 26/10/2020),  thaihealth (data as of 04/11/2016)

Get adequate rest

Ensure you get at least 7-8 hours of sleep each night. Sufficient sleep is crucial for your overall health, as it allows your body to rest, repair itself, and strengthen your immune system. Remember, the air can be cold while you sleep, so keeping your body warm with appropriate clothing and bedding is essential.

Source:  paolohospital, WorkpointTODAY (data as of 26/10/2020)

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