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Expert forced to warn women not to put ice lollies 'down there' during heatwave
- Experts warn against using ice lollies for intimate cooling during the UK heatwave, saying it risks irritation and infections.
- Met Office warns temperatures near 35°C in May are historic as the UK faces record heat and high humidity.
- Sexual wellness expert Frankie Morris warns that intimate use of frozen treats is not designed for such use and poses health risks.
- Health guidance recommends safer cooling methods like cold showers, breathable underwear, loose clothing, and hydration.
- Report highlights that record-breaking heat affected the UK with very high daytime highs and warm nights in London.
- The article notes other heat-safety tips such as avoiding midday sun, staying hydrated, and sleeping with a fan properly.
- The piece quotes Dr. Anis Khalaf on how to use a fan correctly to aid cooling at night.
- Milk is cited as potentially hydrating due to sugars and sodium, according to a Metro interview referenced in the piece.
- Egyptian sleep method and other cooling hacks are discussed as alternatives to risky methods.
- The article lists a series of common heatwave tips including closing blinds and timing window opening.
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