In this article, we have focused on the increased risk of infections among diabetics during the monsoon season and also emphasies the role of adult vaccination in preventing these diseases. Published: August 11, 2024 6:05 PM IST By Edited by The monsoon season brings relief from the heat with its cool rains, but for those living with diabetes, it also brings increased risks of infections. Combined with the ongoing threat of influenza, this season calls for greater awareness and proactive measures, including adult vaccination, to safeguard health.
Managing Diabetes During Monsoon Diabetes mellitus remains a pressing health concern in India, posing significant challenges with its increasing prevalence and substantial impact on healthcare resources. The high humidity and constant moisture during the monsoon create a breeding ground for bacteria and fungi. For diabetics, who already face higher risks of infections due to compromised immune systems and poor blood circulation, this is especially concerning.
Importance of Adult Vaccination Vaccination is a crucial method to prevent infections and protect health, especially for adults with chronic conditions like diabetes. However, due to limited awareness about the need and availability of vaccinations, adoption remains low. This leads to severe complications from vaccine-preventable diseases, often resulting in hospitalization and increased mortality.
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