Extreme Heat Sparks Health Concerns: Stay Safe this Summer Doctors at Paras Hospitals, Gurugram, Raise Alarm Over Rising Cases of Heat-Related Illnesses Extreme temperatures have gripped the nation, causing widespread concern about the health implications of the scorching summer heat. Among the most vulnerable groups at risk are children, officegoers, construction and industrial workers, and …
“As Chilly Winds Depart, Sun’s Heat Takes Center Stage: Navigating Summer’s Health Challenges with Diet and Exercise” We have finally bid adieu to the chilly winds, and it is now it is time for the boiling sun to sit on our heads. As much as summers bring happiness with mango, colourful clothes, and refreshing drinks, …
Shattering the Notion: Darker Skin Needs Sunscreen Too Sunscreen has become a staple in skincare, revered for its ability to shield the skin from harsh UV rays while preserving its youthful glow. However, amidst its popularity, several misconceptions have clouded its true essence. In this article, we aim to debunk common sunscreen myths, offering clarity …
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In a letter to the states/UTs, Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan requested them to disseminate the guideline document ‘National Action Plan on Heat Related Illnesses’ to all districts for effective management of cases of heatwave.
A few common health conditions seen during the summer season are heat-related problems (Sunstroke, Heat Rash), Dehydration, Swimmer’s ear ( Otitis Externa), food poisoning Allergic Rhinitis, Eczema.
Summer’s Heat and Your Eyes: A Hidden Connection As temperatures soar and heatwaves grip the country, it’s not just your skin that’s at risk – your eyes are also vulnerable to a range of conditions. High heat, humidity, and pollution levels can lead to various eye problems that require your attention. Allergies and Dry Eyes: …
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This year, summers have knocked right on our doors in March itself, with the temperature even climbing to 41 degrees in its third month.