Patient's question:
My uncle is 45 years old this year. He recently went to the hospital for a thorough examination because he suspected he had facial paralysis. It's because he kept opening his eyes while taking a nap. So, does opening the window while napping in winter cause facial paralysis?Doctor's answer:
According to the natural law of survival of the fittest, humans have evolved into modern humans by choosing the following habits: how to take a nap determines the climate, weather, and air pollution conditions. Cold weather naturally leads to closing the window, while hot weather naturally leads to opening it. Rain and sand will close the window, or the body will feel "uncomfortable." Decide how to take a nap based on the specific situation. If there are insects scratching the body, it will feel particularly uncomfortable, and many issues related to opening and closing the window will arise. Decide how to sleep with the window open or closed based on age and illness. The elderly and children with weaker body adjustment functions are not suitable for opening and closing the window, as it can easily lead to many diseases. If you are already ill, have a weak constitution, or are not suitable for directly opening and closing the window due to illness, it is best to avoid it.