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As Bengaluru moves from intense heat to monsoon, a surge in health issues, including typhoid, gastrointestinal issues such as diarrhoea and stomach infection, and skin issues.
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In the few days leading up to Tuesday, 1 July, we have seen more than 40–60 patients visiting the clinic each day.
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This represents an increase of almost 15 percent compared to the number of cases usually reported at this time of year.
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Heavy rains and changes in weather conditions are leading to a rise in monsoon-related diseases, especially waterborne infections like malaria, dengue, and chikungunya etc.
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To avoid the risk of these diseases, we suggest our patients maintain good hygiene, use mosquito repellents and drink purified water.
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One of the factors to minimise the health risks during the monsoon season is staying hydrated and active, and consuming home-cooked food that includes Vitamin C, probiotics, and antioxidants.