Wearing a mask incorrectly risk of getting germs

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After the outbreak of the COVID-19 virus or the Corona virus, everyone has become more aware of preventing dangers from germs by wearing masks, almost 100%, when traveling or going to places with a lot of people. Wearing a mask is consider a way to prevent dangers for both ourselves and being socially responsible. Not spreading it also reduces the chances of infection.

Surgical masks (Medical masks) help protect against secretions in cases where other people or infected people may cough or sneeze in close proximity. Surgical masks will help filter those secretions. Therefore, surgical masks are another way to help cope with and prevent the spread of COVID-19. When wearing a surgical mask, it should be use correctly as follows:

  • Fit it snugly against your face, with the edge of the mask covering from your nose to your chin.
  • Change the mask frequently. Avoid reusing. If the mask is soile or damp, change it immediately.
  • Avoid touching the front of the mask during the day. If you want to remove the mask, hold the ear loops instead เล่น UFABET ผ่านมือถือ สะดวกทุกที่ ทุกเวลา. Also, do not touch your face, eyes, nose, or mouth with your hands, which increases the risk of germs entering the body.
  • Do not store face masks in areas where germs can accumulate, such as trouser pockets or on tables while eating.
  • Wash your hands every time before and after wearing a mask.
  • Dispose of face masks properly to eliminate infectious waste.

It is recommend to remove it from the ear loops, not to remove or pull it from the front because when removing it, your hands may unknowingly touch germs. The risk of getting infection with the virus may also come from removing the mask.

In addition to make the mask fit snugly on your face, you can use the metal ridge on top of the mask to gently press it against the bridge of your nose and reduce movement of the mask while you are wearing it. This will help keep the mask snug and you won’t have to worry about it slipping off.