cold to hot weather sickness?

Question

i know u can get sick going from a cold weather place to a hot weather place all of a sudden/// i am in reno nv and the weather is in the 40s and i am going to san diego where the weather is in the high 60s.... what can i do to prevent sickness?

Answer 1

never too cold. that is my habitat. you all can keep that 60+ degree weather

Answer 2

That's hardly an extreme change. I know that Reno is more arid than San Diego, but San Diego is not a tropical rainforest, either. It is common to experience light fog in the morning there, but in a few hours after sunrise, it burns off and stays mild and relatively dry throughout the rest of the day. You will not likely get sick.

Answer 3

That's a myth. Health studies on the news showed that the only reason people tend to get sick in the winter time is because everyone is cooped up in the same room/house all day, and any cold virus can spread to everyone. Although, I know I get seasonal migranes/allergies/sinus infections.

Answer 4

Well 20 degrees really isn't that big of a difference that you are too likely to get sick from it. But take lots of vitamins, and maybe even some of that stuff Zicam (?) which is supposed to shorten colds.

Answer 5

Not much, thats "climate sickness" But a 20 degree change isnt that bad. Getting lots of rest prior to your trip will help. I travel a lot so I know a bit about this

Answer 6

Drink pleanty of water and eat a bannana for breakfast its a

good proven remody also if you need to stay awake eat some milk chocolate and a bannana .

Answer 7

You don't get sick because of a temperature change....that is an old wives tale. You get sick from germs. Wash your hands often, and avoid other sick people.

Answer 8

Trust me thats not a big enough difference it means like 90 to 20

Answer 9

cover your ears before you go into the cold. your ears are a open door to sickness. that's why when you get sick your ears hurt then your throat or head.

Answer 10

That is an old wives tale. You get a cold from a virus, not from forgetting your mittens.

Answer 11

i live in selma, Alabama (redneck country) and it is 40 degrees one day and 75 the next during the winter.

Answer 12

you can't it's all humidity.

the most you can do put ear plugs in and run a little when you get in san diego.



just do a little jog and it should warm your body up to the temperature.

Answer 13

Keep your hands clean, get plenty of sleep, eat right.

Answer 14

I am here in Colorado Springs, and our climate here fluctuate from 30F to 70F DAILY! .... there is no problem here...

Answer 15

drink lots of night quill

Answer 16

germs cause sickness, not temperature.

Answer 17

maybe dehydration