The second wave of the epidemic shook the whole of India. We can see from the daily news how far-reaching the effects of this second wave are. Different treatments are being talked about in different places on how to cut this effect. Somewhere again it is said that we can get rid of the virus by taking the heat of hot water.

Corona sufferers and those who want to keep themselves away from the virus are all following this procedure. But the question is, can this method really work? Again, the question arises as to whether there is any reaction on the part of those who are following this method.

A UNICEF health expert said there was no evidence to suggest that the steam system was capable of keeping the virus at bay. Even the World Health Organization is not in favor of adopting this steam method to treat epidemics. This is because there may be some side effects of taking steam.

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Constant hot water vapor can cause inflammation of the trachea and pharynx in the tube between the throat and ribs or can be dangerously damaged. Needless to say, if this tube is damaged, any person can have breathing problems.

Not only this, with the help of Corona virus you can get rid of the virus very quickly. UNICEF has issued a special warning to those who are unaware of the harmful effects of steam.

Another post that went viral on social media says hot water is good for our throats. But it is good to know that the corona virus can stay in the paranasal sinuses of the nose for 3 to 4 days and hot water cannot reach that place. After three or four days, the virus enters our ribs and causes respiratory problems.

“Can inhaling water vapor lessen the impact of # COVID19? ”

A question we’ve heard a lot this year.

The answer may surprise you.# Unite2FightCorona pic.twitter.com/EJtOLUXRKU

– UNICEF India (ICUNICEFIndia) April 17, 2021

However, hot water is able to eliminate the virus hidden in the paranasal sinuses. Be aware that only by steaming hot water boiling at 40 degrees Celsius can it reach the part of our nose where the virus is hiding.