Nearly 40 cases of malaria and gastro have been reported throughout Mumbai in the first three days of July, while cases of dengue fever increased in the E (Reay Road and Madanpura Area) and HE Ward (Indira Nagar, Gaondevi, Vakola pipe). BMC has appealed to all citizens to comply with the following steps of prevention and prevention.Dr. Behram Pardiwala, Director of Internal Medicines, Wockhardt Hospital, Mumbai Central said, “We have seen cases of infectious diseases such as malaria, leptospirosis that occurs. What is unusual is that we see cases of reflux. We also see many respiratory tract parts top upper breathing upper. Infection, especially viral diseases such as influenza, severe coughing, and watery nose. Nearly 2-3 cases every day. I see 2-3 cases of reflux every week. “
Dr. Vikrant Shah, a consultation doctor, a specialist in intensive and contagious disease, a multispeciality hospital Zen Chembur, said, “Because monsun has arrived, they have observed cases of monsoon infections until now. Virus and Covid symptoms tend to overlap with one another. If someone experiences it. Joint pain, fever, cold, coughing, sore throat, fatigue, watery nose, or loss of appetite for more than three days, then he must do a covid test to examine infection. “
“Cases of viruses are increasing due to sudden changes in the climate due to monsoon. People are soaking wet or finally wearing wet clothes for a longer time that can increase their chances of having a viral. At present, there is a surge in cases of malaria and dengue fever due to mosquito breeding In rainwater. About 5 to 6 cases of malaria and 5 to 6 cases of dengue fever have been seen until now, “he said.
Dr. Rahul Pandit, Director of Critical Treatment & ICU said, “Because of Covid and Vector disease transmitted through the same symptoms such as fever, vomiting, diarrhea, body pain, sometimes confusing, so we do tests. Diagnosis on time and treatment avoiding the risk of disease development. “Meanwhile, BMC has issued advice who asked residents to be more careful, not ignoring fever and quit their own treatment. They must be aware of symptoms for the next 7 to 10 days.If someone experiences symptoms such as fever with cold, joint pain, rashes, coughing, shortness of breath, diarrhea, vomiting, sore throat or jaundice, they must immediately visit the nearest pharmacy or tell the volunteer of public health or consult with their doctor.