Health Advice

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	Before you go swimming, if you feel unwell, vomit or have symptoms of fever, diarrhoea, flu, red-eye disease or skin infection, it is advisable to refrain from swimming and consult your doctor promptly.
	Elderly swimmer should have a periodic body check.
	Medical advice should be sought in case of itchy skin, eye irritation, cough, breathing difficulties or other discomfort after swimming.
	Sunbathers are advised to take the following measures to protect eyes and skin from UV radiation:
		Wear a suncap.
		Wear a clean white T-shirt on top of the swimming suit.
		Wear UV-absorbing sunglasses.
		Avoid exposure to sunlight for long periods of time.
		Use a sunscreen lotion of sun protection factor 15 or above; reapply frequently.