Being able to deal with the viruses and bacteria that cause flu or infections is in our hands.
Understanding the monsoon diseases
The wet and damp conditions during monsoon season create perfect spots for germs to grow, which makes us more likely to get sick. Respiratory infections like bronchitis, pneumonia, asthma attacks and flu become prevalent, bringing symptoms such as viral fever, common cold, cough, malaria, and dengue etc. Waterborne diseases such as typhoid and cholera, also become a big problem.
To shield ourselves against these symptoms during monsoon season, which can spread from person to person, we must adhere to personal hygiene and infection control practices. Here are the guidelines to keep yourself and your family safe:
This story is from the October 08, 2024 edition of The Daily Guardian.
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