Wearing mink fur synthetic fiber for a long time can cause static electricity to harm the body, which may lead to arrhythmia

Recently, a 51-year-old woman was diagnosed with arrhythmia after frequently experiencing chest tightness and seeking medical. When analyzing the cause of her condition, doctors learned that she was going through menopause. However, her family members stated that she had a stable mood and heropausal symptoms were not very obvious. After several interactions and observations, the doctor noticed that this patient always wore a mink coat when visiting the hospital. It was analyzed that the woman's arrhythmia was related to her frequent wearing of a mink coat, which generated a large amount of static electricity.

Doctors stated that many experience static electricity in winter, but the elderly are relatively more prone to it because their skin is relatively dry. Static electricity has negative effects on health. Skin static interference change the normal potential difference on the surface of the human body, affecting the normal electrophysiological process of the heart muscle and the normal conduction of the heart electricity in the absence of interference. This static electricity can aggravate the condition of patients or trigger premature beats, etc. Persistent static electricity can also increase the alkalinity the blood, leading to skin itching, pigmentation, and affecting the physiological balance of the human body, interfering with people's moods, etc.

Many office workers operate computers every day have a much higher chance of developing facial diseases such as red spots and pigmentation than those who do not use computers, also due to the static generated by the computer screen attracting a large amount of suspended dust, causing the face to be stimulated.

In addition, some women wear mink coats in their daily lives winter, and some clothing's plush is made of synthetic fiber, which can easily generate static electricity through friction. Moreover, most down jackets are made of polyester and other fiber materials. In comparison, pure cotton materials produce much less static electricity.

To prevent static electricity, you can discharge the accumulated static electricity in the body through output, such as walking barefoot indoors, letting your feet directly touch the ground, touching door handles, faucets, and other conductors with your nails first, or your hands together first, or touching wet towels and other items first, so that the static electricity accumulated in the body can be quickly released outside the body