DEAF EARS

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WARNING OF  PREMATURE DEATH FELL ON DEAF EARS ATTHE DISTRICT SERVICES ADMINISTRATION BOARD!
Wildfire smoke may be carried hundreds or thousands of kilometres from the fire zone.
This means smoke from other parts of the world can impact communities in Canada.
Symptoms of wildfire smoke exposure
Who is most at risk of the effects of wildfire smoke
Some people are at higher risk of health problems when exposed to wildfire smoke.
This includes:
seniors
pregnant people
people who smoke
infants and young children
people who work outdoors
people involved in strenuous outdoor exercise
people with an existing illness or chronic health conditions, such as:
cancer
diabetes
lung or heart conditions
During heavy smoke conditions, everyone is at risk regardless of their age or health.
Milder and more common symptoms of smoke exposure include:
headaches
a mild cough
production of phlegm
sore and watery eyes
nose, throat and sinus irritation
You can typically manage these symptoms without medical intervention.
More serious but less common symptoms of smoke exposure include:
dizziness
chest pains
severe cough
shortness of breath
wheezing (including asthma attacks)
heart palpitations (irregular heart beat)
If you have any of these symptoms, talk to a health care provider or seek urgent medical attention.
Less commonly, exposure to wildfire smoke can lead to:
stroke
heart attack
premature death
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