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It helps to understand the germ theory of disease to answer this question. The answer is no.
Show PostYou know something crazy? During the pandemic when everybody was masked all the time, I started wearing a mask while mowing my lawn… And you know what? All the dust, dirt, pollen, etc. that I WASN’T sucking into my sinuses & lungs felt way better, and I’ll never mow the lawn again without a mask.
Show PostI still have an N95 on me everywhere I go. It's not for me necessarily, it's mostly in-case I need to go into places where immunocompromised folks congregate. My daycare colds need to be as far away from them as possible.
Show PostSame. Mask seeing patients, and rarely one will ask why. It’s short enough to say “I see patients with infections all day”. If someone is super hard of hearing I’ll ask if it is easier for them if I take it off. It’s far more useful than gloves👍🏻
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