The indoor pool makes me sick?

Question: I recently joined a club that has an indoor pool and the first time I used the pool, I woke up with a horrible cough that night. I didnt think it was the pool but I must have been coming down with something. A week later the cough was better and I went back to the pool, same thing later that night I was hacking my head off. I thought maybe I swam too soon after a chest cold. Now, the cough had been cleared up for 2 weeks and I went back, and it happened again, so now I know it's the pool.

What causes this and how can I prevent it since I am paid up for a year?

Answers:
Public pools and locker rooms are hot beds for germs. Plus the chlorine from the pool, while it supposedly disinfects the water, nevertheless can be a source of distress, especially if the chlorine levels are not carefully monitored. Chlorine is a dangerous element, a toxic poison on its own, and when it is overdone, it can be toxic to the body. Even taking a shower, one is breathing in the chlorine gas as it steams into the air. I would stop going to that pool; your body is trying to tell you something. Use echinacea and goldenseal to overcome any infection you might have, as well as monolaurin (lauric acid), if you can get your hands on it.

Other Answers:
This happens because you are ingesting lots of urine and feces, just try not to drink much of the water.

---

---

More Questions and Answers

• I can't seem to make the pain in my head go away.?
• If you had super strength for a day.?
• what are the dangers if any, of a 2 year old taking a 20mg lipitor tablet?
• Can an employee use marijuana for medical reasons at work in California?
• What are the white, nugget like chunks that people cough up on occasion?
• Do white people Always wash their hands?
• what can i do to keep fever blisters away? i get them alot when i run even a low fever or get to much sun.?
• Why do doctor's prescribe medications that treat side effects of medications they already prescribed?