Tips For Monsoon
Healthy Diet
- Diseases in the rainy season are mostly water-borne so make sure you only drink water that is filtered or boiled.
- Do not compensate your liquid intake with carbonated, caffeinated, and alcoholic drinks and beverages as the preservatives and sugars in them act as diuretics.
- Herbal teas with antibacterial properties are a good idea.
- It is also important to maintain a healthy diet in rainy season, which means that your favorite Chaat, juices, kulfis and other street food are off the menu.
- Preferably avoid raw vegetables and salads unless they are consumed at home where you can wash and clean them thoroughly.
Daily Routine
- If your feet get wet, dry them immediately and do not stay in wet socks or shoes.
- Keeping an extra pair of clothes and footwear in the office is a good idea.
- If your clothes get wet, do not sit in an AC environment or change them immediately.
- Always wear or carry a mosquito repellent.
- Eye infections like conjunctivitis, stye, dry eyes and corneal ulcers are common during the monsoons. Refrain from touching eyes especially with dirty hands.
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