The monsoons are finally here, after a terrible hot summer that beat us down with its heat and humidity. So, now, most of us would be looking forward to enjoying the rainy days, along with some hot beverages and spicy snacks, right?
Well, the monsoons don't just bring about a great weather, but they can also bring certain diseases that mostly spread through air and water!
Yes, just like with everything else, even the rainy season has both pros and cons and so, we must be prepared for both.
Due to the level of moisture in the air, stagnant puddles of water in the streets that become a breeding ground for mosquitoes and microbes - things like these can be the main cause for water and air borne diseases during the monsoons.
Some of the most common ailments that people get during the rainy season are flu, common cold and sore throat.
Obviously, the above-mentioned ailments can also be seen in people during any time of the year, but they are rather common during the monsoons. Read more...
Well, the monsoons don't just bring about a great weather, but they can also bring certain diseases that mostly spread through air and water!
Yes, just like with everything else, even the rainy season has both pros and cons and so, we must be prepared for both.
Due to the level of moisture in the air, stagnant puddles of water in the streets that become a breeding ground for mosquitoes and microbes - things like these can be the main cause for water and air borne diseases during the monsoons.
Some of the most common ailments that people get during the rainy season are flu, common cold and sore throat.
Obviously, the above-mentioned ailments can also be seen in people during any time of the year, but they are rather common during the monsoons. Read more...