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News India Live, Digital Desk: The Danger from Mosquitoes Increase in Monsoon: The arrival of monsoon in India brings greenery and coolness with it, but in this season, the outbreak of mosquitoes also increases rapidly. These mosquitoes are carriers of many dangerous diseases, in which chikungunya is a major danger, and is advised to take special care about it. It is a viral infection, of which early symptoms may often look like normal flu, but may be identified by some specific symptoms. A sudden high fever can occur when infected with chikungunya, and the most prominent and painful symptom is unbearable pain in the joints of the body. This pain can often bother several weeks to months, and in some cases even for years, which also has difficulty in doing daily work. Other symptoms include rashes (rash) on the body, muscle pain, persistent headache, fatigue and sometimes nausea (nausea). Even though Chikungunya is not considered a deadly disease, it weakens the body very much and sometimes the person continues to struggle with symptoms like arthritis. Everywhere in the monsoon, moisture and water deposition creates a favorable environment for mosquitoes to flourish. Therefore, prevention from them is the most effective method. Wear full -sleeved clothes, use mosquito nets and do not allow water to accumulate anywhere around the house – whether they are pots, old tires or coolers. Empty your cooler, pot or water utensils regularly and keep clean. The use of mosquito -fasting creams or lotions can also be useful. If you feel symptoms like chikungunya, immediately consult a doctor and get guidance without delay, as timely diagnosis and treatment can prevent the condition from deteriorating. Avoid any kind of negligence regarding the health of yourself and your family and be cautious in this monsoon season.
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North India Statesman