New danger .. Wearing a muzzle while exercising may cause a hole in your lung

A young Chinese man from Wuhan collapsed after running for more than three kilometers wearing a muzzle guard from Corona, due to pulmonary damage caused by the muzzle, which prompted the government to prevent schoolchildren from wearing it in sports lessons.

Once again, the city of millions of buzzing alarms. However, this time, it is a bell of protection masks. The 26-year-old fell to the ground where he suffers from lung failure after running for a long distance wearing a protective mask against the Corona virus.

The doctors attributed his condition to the great pressure that his lungs were subjected to due to the acceleration of his breath while he was running wearing the muzzle.

The British newspaper Mirror, which published the story, stated that the surgeons at a hospital in Wuhan to which the young man was inserted, known by the code name "Zhang Ping", had diagnosed a hole in his left lung, and after treatment he had shrunk by 90% of his size if the patient entered the hospital.

The young man underwent a surgical intervention to quickly save his life, and wrote on his page on a social networking site, revealing that he had just started running jogging after the government eased the isolation measures due to the Corona pandemic.

Zhang said he insisted on wearing a muzzle, although he sometimes felt suffocated and nauseous, and encouraged him to do so that many people practicing running sported protective masks.

The doctors who treated the young man say that he has developed a pulmonary pneumonia, a symptom that appears on people with asthma, pneumonia and tuberculosis, as it appears in men who are tall, as well as smokers.

Shin Baiyun, a specialist at the hospital where the boy fell asleep, diagnosed him as being tall and skinny, as well as wearing the muzzle for a long time while running jogging.

Authorities - after the conditions for isolation were eased due to the Corona pandemic that started in Wuhan - prevented students and students from wearing protective masks during sport lessons.