Precaution against epidemic diseases in monsoon
After hot weather, strong winds, deep clouds, and continuous rains are called the monsoon. The heat over the Indian Ocean around the equator near the east coast of Africa causes the evaporation process to begin, and these vapors take the form of clouds and turn eastward. They reach Sri Lanka and southern India, then head east.
1. Some of them come from the Himalayas over India. Part of the clouds move northwest towards Pakistan, and from July 15, monsoon clouds reach Lahore. July 15 is the first date of Sawan in Pakistan. When the weather is pleasant with rain, the faces of the heat-stricken people brighten up, and most of the people go for walks with their families to enjoy the weather. But where the weather brings joy, many homes are swept away by the floods caused by the torrential rains. Like every year, the monsoon has started across the country, with light to heavy rains continuing in various cities and the department.
2_The meteorologist has forecast more torrential rains. Citizens must take steps to protect their lives and property in the rainy season, inspect the drainage on the roofs of the house so that water does not accumulate. Keep away from power lines and poles. And you should avoid touching the power lines falling on the ground. According to health experts, many epidemics are feared during the rainy season. Seasonal influenza (malaria), malaria, typhoid, dengue fever, cholera, and hepatitis A are among the diseases caused by the monsoon.
3_Seasonal influenza is a common disease that spreads during the monsoon season. The influenza virus enters the human body through the air and infects the nose, throat, and lungs. Is easily transferred from one person to a different. Symptoms of this disease include a runny nose, severe pain, and fever in the body and throat. To avoid this epidemic, one should eat a good diet to strengthen the body's immune system and eliminate the virus.
4. In addition, cholera is one of the most dangerous diseases that can be spread during the monsoon season. Cholera is caused by some dangerous bacteria spread due to poor diet, rotten fruits, dirty water, and lack of hygiene. Symptoms include peaches and vomiting, which can lead to excessive water loss and muscle cramps, and a lack of salt in the human body. Cholera sufferers need immediate treatment because a lack of salt in the human body can lead to death. Cholera patients should be fed ORS water which maintains the balance of water and salts in the body.
5_To prevent cholera, it is necessary to use boiled clean water and take care of hygiene principles. Bacteria found in contaminated water during the rainy season can also spread typhoid fever, which is spread by contaminated food or the waste of an infected person. Symptoms include high fever for several days, severe abdominal pain, headache, and Vomiting. The most dangerous thing about this disease is that its germs remain in the leaves even after treatment. Blood tests diagnose the disease, and precautionary measures Blood tests diagnose the diseasegood antibacterial soaps, and better drainagclean water,ses that spread during the rainy season is malaria, which is spread by mosquitoes that breed in standing rainwater. Symptoms include high fever, body aches and headaches, and sweating. If left untreated, it can lead to liver and kidney problems. Mosquito nets should be used as a precautionary measure against malaria, and efforts should be made to ensure that household wastewater is not stored.
7_Accumulation of water also poses a risk of spreading dengue fever. Dengue mosquitoes breed in clean water. This mosquito is characterized by white and black stripes on its body and is usually larger than other mosquitoes and bites in the morning and evening. Signs of dengue fever include severe pain in the joints and muscles behind the eyes. These include aches, headaches, fevers, and scarring. While rains in hot weather are a source of mercy and relief for us, they can also lead to the above-mentioned diseases due to lack of precautionary measures, so it is important to maintain good health and hygiene to enjoy the monsoon season.
8_Particular care should be taken to keep yourself and your home clean to prevent the spread of infectious diseases and the potential damage they may cause. On the other hand, everyone knows that water accumulates on the roads when the sewerage system is not working properly,. There are two major reasons why the sewerage system is not working properly. The sewers allocated for drainage are not properly cleaned, so as soon as it rains a little more than usual, the whole system becomes chaotic.
9_The second reason is the plastic shopping bags that people throw away after use and which enter the sewer system through the air or rainwater and block it. It is important to ensure that sewage is cleaned before the monsoon and that the ban on shopping bags is strictly enforced to prevent further epidemics after Corona.
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