Dengue mosquitoes usually bite during the daytime. This deadly disease is spread by the female Aedes mosquitoes. The symptoms include high fever, chills, nausea, fatigue, etc.
This disease is also spread by mosquitoes during monsoons. A few common symptoms experienced by patients are joint pain, high fever, fatigue, etc. Mosquitoes usually breed in stagnant water, so you must ensure that no rainwater is collected in your neighbourhood and your house is dry and clean.
Typhoid is caused by contaminated water and food. The symptoms of this disease are abdominal pain, prolonged fever and weakness. It is advised to eat fresh home-cooked meals during monsoons, if you go out to eat make sure that the place is hygienic.
Influenza is the most common illness during monsoons. Several people fall sick due to the sudden change in weather. The symptoms include sore throat, congestion, fever, cough, etc. You should ensure that you have enough vitamin C in your diet so that your body can fight off infections.
Malaria is caused by mosquitoes. High fever, chills, anaemia and excessive perspiration are a few symptoms of the disease. It is advised to use mosquito repellents during monsoons and ensure there is no stagnant water near your locality.
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