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Is Sri Lanka suitable for people with diseased bronchi and allergies to dampness?
Please tell me. My mother and I want to fly to Sri Lanka. She has diseased bronchi and is allergic to dampness. How will she be there, how is the weather there, is it easy to breathe?
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It is difficult to breathe in Colombo due to smog and high humidity, in other areas I did not notice much dampness. But these are my feelings as a person with healthy lungs. It is better for mom to consult a doctor.
By the way, if the beach is not the main purpose of the holiday, you can have a great rest in Kandy in the central part of the country. Here the climate is simply heavenly, there is no heat and humidity.
By the way, if the beach is not the main purpose of the holiday, you can have a great rest in Kandy in the central part of the country. Here the climate is simply heavenly, there is no heat and humidity.
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answered 7 years ago
Thank you) but the goal is a beach holiday) I just read in some reviews that it is damp in the rooms, that even the bed stinks. Maybe it depends on the hotel...
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answered 7 years ago
From the hotel, that's true. During my vacation in Sri Lanka, I came across one such damp, reeking hotel, but it was not at all in the beach resort area. So read reviews on specific hotels of interest.
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answered 7 years ago
Most hotels have dehumidifiers in every room. They themselves rested in such a place. About three years ago, there was water flowing along the walls, and last year there were already dehumidifiers and everything was fine. Read hotel reviews and choose.
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answered 7 years ago
Hot and humid! The first day I have adapted so far, I almost glued my fins together. But my heart is failing, not my lungs.
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answered 7 years ago
The weather in Lanka is beautiful. But here the humidity is not lower than 50-60%. Are you going to spend all the time in the hotel? Therefore, consider this aspect. In general, look here: http://vacationmedia.ru/pogoda-na-shri-lanke-po-mesyacam
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answered 7 years ago
nunka_93, it's great to breathe there! The only thing is, when you get off the plane, yes. The heat and humidity seem hellish. Well.. that's all)) Otherwise, you can breathe perfectly in the country. Of course, if you don't visit the country during the rains. Then, of course, the humidity is increased. And yes, there is humidity in hotels .. but it already depends on the hotel.
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answered 7 years ago
My wife has an allergy developing into asthma. Neither in Sri Lanka nor in Thailand did she have any breathing problems.
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answered 7 years ago
You understand that everything is very individual. When we got off the plane, the damp heat was already breathtaking, on the first day it was not comfortable, and then .... A fairy tale. No moisturizers are needed. I would consult with several doctors. And she did it her way.
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answered 7 years ago
Very individual. My husband has chronic bronchitis. It's hard for him to breathe - about a week there is an adaptation and an exacerbation is possible. Then the body gets used to it. But you also take into account the age of the mother - if she is elderly, then in parallel there will be a load on the cardiovascular system. Therefore, it may be more difficult in this case. Everything is individual here
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answered 7 years ago
The climate in Lanka is just perfect for a person: no stuffiness, no heat.
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answered 7 years ago
Yes, in Colombo you want to shoot yourself from the heat and smog, but otherwise it’s perfect))))
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answered 7 years ago
It seems to me that if you are looking for a beach holiday in the summer, then go to the Trincomalee-Nilaveli region. There at this time the ocean is calm, you can swim and no dampness! And the dampness in the rooms can be on the opposite coast of the island, especially if the hotel is located near the coast. That's where the moisture from the ocean, along with the wind, rushes right into the hotel territory and things in the bungalow are damp. This has been tested first hand. Both the one and the other case.
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answered 7 years ago
Tell me what did you decide? Have you been to Lanka? I have the same problem... Asthma, allergies.. Tickets have already been bought, but the closer the departure date, the more terrible it is to fly.
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answered 7 years ago
This is not the first time we are going to Sri Lanka. And as usual, in the month of August and to the hotel where we had already rested. In hot sunny weather, you can spend time by the pool (excellent) under the trees. Conditions are excellent in every way. The hotel is in the middle of a lagoon with the ocean in front of it. There are bungalows in the middle of the territory (it is huge!), And along the shore along the lagoon. The hotel is called Club Palm Bay and is located in Maravilla. Close to this place.
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answered 7 years ago