Summer season and topical rainfall can serve as a breeding basis for many diseases, such as mosquito -borne diseases Malaria And dengue. In an interview with HT lifestyle, Dr. Tushar Teyal, Advisor, Internal Medicine, CK Birla Hospital, Gurugram said, “Weather brings climate and environmental conditions that favor the spread of anopheles mosquitoes, the primary vector of the disease. Also read Dangers of obtaining malaria during pregnancy: Shares preventive measures to follow a doctor
stagnant water:
In both urban and rural areas, summer rains and poor drainage systems are often collected in puddle, rented containers and open drains, making ideal mosquito reproductive plains.
Poor hygiene and hygiene:
Poor hygiene and hygiene also play an important role. In many low -income communities, inappropriate waste management and open sewage mosquito population attract, leading to increased chances of malaria transmission.
Summer heat:
High temperatures during summer accelerate the life cycle of mosquitoes and the development of malaria parasites within them. This means that mosquitoes become more rapidly and infectious, which leads to increase in cases. Also read World Malaria Day 2024: Avoid these factors that increase the risk of malaria
External activities in summer:
In hot weather, external activities and small fabrics increase human risk for mosquito bites. Most mosquito activity occurs during the early morning and evening, coincides with normal time for external movement.
Do not take precautionary measures:
Limited use of preventive measures such as mosquito nets, repelles, and indoor spraying is another factor, especially in economically deprived areas where there may be lack of awareness and access.
Delayed diagnosis and treatment:
In some areas, insufficient health infrastructure delays diagnosis and treatment, causing the disease to become uncontrolled. It is necessary to know the initial warning signs and take necessary precautions to stay safe. Also read World Malaria Day 2024: 10 vector-borne disease warning signal you should know
“To effectively combat malaria during summer, it is necessary to implement comprehensive strategies that focus on prevention, public awareness, and better access to health services,” Dr. Tushar Tayal said.
Note the readers: This article is only for informative purposes and is not an option for professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor with any question about a medical condition.