Can't hot plaster dissipate heat and harm the skin?

Plasters can't dissipate heat in hot weather, which is harmful to the skin. When the weather is hot, plastering will lead to poor heat dissipation and have adverse effects on the skin. Because gypsum has a certain thermal insulation function, when the temperature is high, the internal temperature of gypsum can not be effectively distributed, which will lead to the increase of skin temperature, and then induce skin problems such as miliaria and eczema.