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  1. Nasal congestion Causes - Mayo Clinic

    Avoid common irritants such as cigarette smoke and sudden humidity changes. Drink plenty of liquids, such as water, juice or broth. Liquids help break up ...

  2. Mayo Clinic Minute: Winter skin protection tips VIDEO AUDIO “It’s cracked right here.” They’re the wounds in an annual b

    “When the temperature drops, the humidity tends to drop with it.” Dawn Davis, M.D.. Dermatology. Mayo Clinic. “And, so, naturally your skin dehydrates and ...

  3. Mayo Clinic Q and A: Ear infections after swimming

    Excess moisture in the ear from heavy perspiration or prolonged humid weather also can be a culprit. Scratches or abrasions in the ear canal increase the ...

  4. Shortness of breath When to see a doctor - Mayo Clinic

    Activity in very hot and humid or very cold conditions may magnify the dyspnea caused by chronic lung diseases. Have an action plan. If you have a medical ...

  5. Activity in very hot and humid or very cold conditions may magnify the dyspnea caused by chronic lung diseases. Have an action plan. If you have a medical ...

  6. Heat Wave Forecast to Cook Midwest, Eastern U.S. - Mayo Clinic News Network

    According to the National Weather Service - Hot and very humid conditions will push the heat index to well over 100 degrees across a large portion of the ...

  7. Heat exhaustion and heatstroke VIDEO AUDIO Your body is like a car's engine. If it starts to overheat, the w

    High temperatures, particularly when paired with high humidity, are the primary cause. "Ways to prevent it include hydrating a lot, dressing appropriately ...

  8. Mayo Clinic Q and A: Lifestyle changes and treatment options may help with snoring

    Adding heated humidity to the CPAP or lowering the CPAP pressure slightly also may make it easier to tolerate. Before you make these changes, though, talk ...

  9. Mayo Clinic Q and A: Reasons for developing allergies later in life not always clear

    ... humidity. It's not always clear why some people develop allergies later in life when they didn't have them before. A common reason for developing new ...

  10. Tick-borne infections and the complicated role of climate change - Mayo Clinic News Network

    Temperatures, humidity and precipitation play a part, as does the length of a season. "If we have a mild winter and the snow melts early, then the ticks are ...