Dry Eyes
Air conditioners that remove excessive moisture from the air can lead to dry air, causing irritation to the eyes.
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Dehydration
Extended use of air conditioning can create overly dry air, contributing to dehydration.
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Dry or Itchy Skin
Continuous exposure to air conditioning followed by sun exposure may result in dry or itchy skin.
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Headaches
The noise emitted by air conditioners coupled with dehydration can trigger severe headaches.
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Breathing Problems
Stale air circulation within enclosed air-conditioned spaces may lead to various respiratory issues.
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Allergies and Asthma
Individuals with existing allergies or asthma may experience exacerbated symptoms due to air conditioning.
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Indoor Pollutants and Infectious Diseases
Inadequate ventilation in air-conditioned environments can facilitate the spread of pollutants and contaminants, increasing the risk of illnesses.
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Lethargy
Prolonged exposure to stale air without fresh ventilation can induce feelings of exhaustion and lethargy.
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Noise Pollution
Older window air conditioners can produce significant noise levels, contributing to noise pollution.
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