Sup, iam Rhonda Debolt, Hope you’re doing good!
Ugh, swimming in cold water when you’re already feeling under the weather? Talk about a recipe for disaster! But if you’re determined to take the plunge, there are some things you can do to make sure your swim doesn’t leave you feeling worse than before. Let’s dive in and find out how to stay safe and healthy while swimming when sick.
Can You Get Sick From Swimming In The Cold? [Solved]
Many parents think that if their kid takes a dip in the winter, they’ll catch a cold. But the truth is, it’s no more likely to happen in winter than summer. So don’t let chilly temps keep your kiddo out of the pool!
- Sick: Feeling unwell due to illness or injury.
- Swimming: A physical activity involving movement through water using arms and legs for propulsion.
- Cold: Having a low temperature, typically below normal body temperature, and often accompanied by shivering and feeling of discomfort.
Ugh, I’m so sick of swimming in this cold water! It’s just too much. I mean, it’s freezing out here and my body can’t take it anymore. Yikes!
