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The rainy season brings many diseases, of which dengue is the most common and dangerous. Especially for diabetes patients, this season can be very risky. Experts believe that people who have sugar disease weaken their immunity, due to which the infection catches them quickly. In such a situation, the risk of viral disease like dengue increases further for diabetic patients.
Why are diabetic patients in high risk?
Diabetes affects the immunity of the body. High blood sugar level weakens the natural defense system of the body, so that viruses and bacteria can easily attack. When the dengue virus enters the body, the body of a diabetic patient is not able to fight as quickly and effectively as a healthy person.
Apart from this, blood platelets in dengue are reduced and in diabetes, blood circulation and healing becomes slow. Together these two can make the patient’s condition serious.
Dengue symptoms that should not ignore diabetic patients
- Sudden high fever
- Body pain and joint pain
- Headache and pain behind the eyes
- Skin rashes or rash
- Lack of appetite and weakness
If the patient of diabetes with these symptoms has any kind of bleeding (bleeding), then the doctor should be contacted immediately.
How to keep yourself in the rain?
- Protect mosquitoes- Dengue is caused by mosquito bites, so it is necessary to wear mosquito nets, repelles and full clothes.
- Avoid standing water- do not allow water to accumulate anywhere. Do not allow water to collect in cooler, pot, roof or balcony.
- Keep blood sugar control- The food can deteriorate in the rain, but diabetic patients should take special care of their diet and medicines.
- Get a regular checkup from the doctor- If you see any symptoms, avoid self treatment and seek medical advice immediately.
What doctors say
Dr. Raj Vardhan, an expert of diabetes (diabetes) disease, says, “Diabetes patients need to take special care of themselves during the rainy season. Diseases like dengue can be more dangerous for them. Right information, alertness and treatment on time can avoid the danger. Remember, remember, a little care can save a little care.”
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Disclaimer: This information is based on the opinion of research studies and experts. Do not consider it an alternative to medical advice. Before adopting any new activity or exercise, consult your doctor or concerned specialist.
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