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Entering hot springs abruptly may cause dizziness, so please be careful. Bathing time varies depending on the water temperature; initially, limit it to about 3 to 10 minutes, and gradually extend it as you get accustomed. Generally, maintain quietness during bathing, except for exercise baths. After bathing, be careful not to catch a chill and rest for a certain period. Patients with severe arteriosclerosis, high blood pressure, and heart disease should, in principle, avoid high-temperature baths (42°C or higher). It is generally recommended not to rinse off the hot spring components from your body with water after bathing. However, those prone to 'yu-tadare' (hot spring rash) should rinse their body with fresh water after bathing to remove the hot spring components. Avoid bathing immediately before or after meals.