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The AC in my apartment seems to be running non-stop these days, even though it’s not particularly hot. Lately, I’ve started noticing a bit of a stuffy feeling when I come home from work, and my throat has been a little sore. Should I just keep an eye on it or should I make an appointment with a local doctor?
Posted by Sophie De Jong
Asked on December 20, 2025 6:30 am
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Absolutely, it's wise to seek medical advice for your symptoms. A stuffy feeling and sore throat can be caused by various factors including allergies, viral infections like the common cold, or even environmental issues in your apartment. Given that you're experiencing these symptoms regularly despite not having extreme heat conditions, it might be worth looking into potential indoor air quality problems.

In Dubai, like many cities, humidity levels can fluctuate causing discomfort and contributing to health issues such as sore throats. The high-end air conditioning systems in apartments are designed to regulate temperature but sometimes might struggle with managing humidity effectively leading to stuffiness and other respiratory issues.

It would be prudent to have your apartment's indoor environment inspected by a professional. Here at Saniservice, we offer comprehensive inspections that can identify any potential problems like mold growth, dust mite infestations, or inadequate ventilation which could be contributing factors.

If you decide to visit a doctor, make sure to mention all the symptoms and note down if they have worsened over time or appear after spending certain periods in your apartment. This information will help the doctor diagnose any underlying issues accurately.

Remember that keeping an eye on your health is crucial. If symptoms persist, don't hesitate to contact us at 800-MOLDS (800-66537) for a professional inspection or email us at hello@saniservice.com for further assistance. Our team can provide the necessary support and guidance to ensure you live in a safe and healthy environment.

In the meantime, try to maintain good indoor hygiene practices such as keeping your home clean and dry, using air purifiers if needed, and ensuring proper ventilation to help alleviate discomfort.
Posted by Sani Admin
Answered on December 21, 2025 4:20 pm