IMD has informed that Mumbai will soon receive its first showers of the season. This also indicates the rise in monsoon diseases like dengue, malaria, typhoid, and common cold and flu. Mid-day.com spoke to doctors who share preventive and healthcare tips
Flu, throat infection, cough, cold, and sore throat are common monsoon-related diseases that are often caused due to weather changes, and weak immune systems. File pic
According to India Meteorological Department (IMD), Mumbai is likely to witness the first rainfall of the season sometime between June 8 to 10, bringing a much-needed relief from the heat. Harsh sun rays will be replaced by cool winds and cooler rains making us all crave fritters, souples, warming chai and more. However, one must not forget that the onset of monsoon in the city will also bring with itself a wave of illnesses. Effective preventive measures and timely treatment will continue to remain key for optimal health in this wet season.
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