Monsoon brings mosquito- borne disease like Dengue with itself. Dengue is one of the common serious disease caused by mosquitoes. This can be prevented by taking some steps such as by ensuring that mosquitoes do not breed in your surroundings, you stay covered and many others. RELATED: Common Monsoon diseases you can suffer from Here are the Six precious tips to… read more
Who doesn’t love rain? After the scorching heat of summer, monsoon comes and brings with it raindrops, tasty fried food and also plenty of diseases. This is the time when the germs and infections will attack you more, and you tend to feel so sick and endangered. Therefore, this is the best time to put ‘prevention is better than cure.’ Some of the common… read more
Dengue is a painful mosquito-borne fever. It affects around 300 million people annually. It gets endemic in monsoon or rainy season. In India, People mostly suffer from Dengue in July and August. Most of the tropical areas affected by Dengue fever such as South East Asia, America. Africa, Mexico and Taiwan. Dengue fever is caused by the dengue virus and… read more
Who doesn’t love spring? Spring is a beautiful season as trees and plant bloom again after winter. Everything looks so pretty and green. But for some spring is not so good because their ailments start or aggravates during this season. As flower bloom, pollens are spread by wind and enter eye, nose, lungs of humans. Individuals who are oversensitive to… read more
Almost every country has four season i.e. spring, summer, rainy and winter. Some diseases tends to get more in a season than other such as diarrhea occurs more in summer and monsoon. Health problems like cold, asthma, body pains gets triggered by winter. Here are the diseases that you should not take lightly in winters. Cold, cough and fever The virus… read more
Hypothermia and frostbite both are caused by extreme exposure to cold temperature, wind. Hypothermia affects the whole body while frostbite affects the particular parts of a body. Before going outside in winters, dress appropriately and avoid staying in the cold too long. You should get out of the cold immediately if the signals of hypothermia or frostbite appear. HYPOTHERMIA Hypothermia… read more
