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Air Conditioner - The Companion Of Summer Diseases

Air Conditioner - The Companion Of Summer Diseases

To keep your baby cool and comfortable in the summer heat, is it enough to turn on the air conditioner and keep the temparature at 26-28 degrees C? Spending too much time in air-conditioning and using it in the wrong way can cause health issues such as rhinitis, asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia, pharyngitis ...for your children. 

So...How to use the air conditioner without affecting to your baby's health during the summer heat?

Follow us to watch the LIVESTREAM "AIR CONDITIONER - THE COMPANION OF SUMMER DISEASES" which was presented by Dr. Lai Thi Bich Thuy - Pediatrics of Tan Binh CarePlus Clinic.

 

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