By Sumaira sadiq
When rain begin after intense heat, it is called monsoon. Monsoon, were the rain are nothing less than blessing in the scorching heat, there ara various diseases and injuries as Well.
In Pakistan, the monsoon season typically occurs from June to September and brings heavy rainfall to various regions in the country. During this time, there is an increased risk of various monsoon-related diseases due to the favorable conditions for the transmission and spread of infectious agents. Monsoons bring with it epidemic disease that people are aware of but are not aware of the measure to prevent them, thus delaying the diagnosis of many diseases has a negative impact on health.
Apart from this, many different insects also come out in this season, which must be avoided. Therefore, it is important that everyone should be aware of the disease that occur in monsoon so that can be prevented by taking precautionary measure.
According to health expert, in this rainy season, the spread of numerous epidemic diseases higher among the diseases that occur in this season are Influenza, Malaria, Cholera, Hepatitis(A) and many more.
Public health authorities in Pakistan often carry out awareness campaigns and take measures to control the spread of these diseases during the monsoon season.
To reduce the risk of contracting monsoon diseases, it is essential to take appropriate precautions, such as avoiding stagnant water, using mosquito nets and repellents, practicing good hygiene, drinking clean and safe water, and consuming properly cooked food. It’s worth noting that the prevalence of specific diseases and their impact can vary from year to year and region to region, so it’s crucial to stay updated on local health advisories and take necessary precautions. If you are concerned about any specific disease or health issue during the monsoon season, it is best to consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice.
