With the onset of the early monsoon soul in Mumbai, the city has a spike in diseases that are carried with water. Among Bollywood actor Emraan Hashmi tested positive on Deng on Wednesday.
The actor who was last seen in the movie “Land zero” Currently shooting your next movie with a curved tale and debut in Telugu ‘And’. This is when the shooting stopped after the actor started to feel bad That Report.
According to the sloth, the actor fired in Aarya colony, Gorgaon, when he began to feel symptoms similar to dengu. Following this, on the recommendation of doctors, he did his tests and found that he was suffering from dengu.
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Maharashtra sees the spike in cases of dengu and malaria
As depending on National Center for Vecto Disease Control (NCVBDC)Maharashtra recorded 2,726 malaria cases by April 21 in 2025, which is slightly lower than 2867 cases reported in the corresponding year 2024.
While Mumbai experiences Denge outbursts every year, the intensity changes. But can the early monson in the city lead to the distribution of dengue cases? Let’s find out.
Why June and July Peak Months for Denge Rise?
Denge cases grow during the monsoon and after the monsoon season, when stagnant water becomes multiple for mosquitoes. “Currently, not only malaria, but even cases of dengue in people of all age groups. These mosquitoes bite in the early morning and late hours, which makes daily protection of the necessary. Thus, people should be careful,” – warns Dr. Kushal Bangar, a medical consultant and intensity.
As depending on The clinic is myDenge’s fever is a mosquito disease that occurs in tropical and subtropical areas of the world. Mild dengani-fever causes high temperature and flu symptoms.
Symptoms of the dengue that you should follow:
According to Dr. Bangar, “adequate hydration and aid can reduce the risk of serious results. In severe cases, hospitalization and careful monitoring may be required for the patient.”
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Denge symptoms include:
- High fever
- Strong headache
- Pain for the eyes
- Pain in the joints and muscles
- Fatigue, skin rashes and nausea.
“In some cases, this can go to life-threatening complications such as the hemorrhagic dengue or shock syndrome, which will lead to bleeding, low platelets and organs,” adds Dr. Banggar.
Low immunity and genetic conditions: Who risks developing dengue?
Early diagnosis of dengue is very important. “Children and elderly people are more vulnerable to dengue infection. Additional risk factors remain in highly concentrated mosquito areas, unsanitary conditions and ineffective mosquito control,” – warns Dr. Ananta Pancanabha, Senior Consultant, Internal Medicine, Fortis, Nagarbhavi.
According to Dr. Falamabhi, “previous patients with dengue are also prone to the development of heavy dengue in case of infection with other Serotip. In addition, some genetic conditions, malnutrition and previous diseases, such as diabetes, hypertension and pulmonary diseases, can increase the risk of strong denge.”
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Such people should be careful and prevent mosquito bites and seek medical care immediately in case of symptoms.
Preventive measures to follow against the background of Deng
Given the growth of dengue during the monsoon, you need to take responsibility for health. Dr. Falamabha believes to remain vigilant and follow these important measures. Remember that prevention is better than treatment.
Use mosquito repellents: Mosquito repellents must be used to prevent dengue.
Wear clothes with completely: Make sure you wear your clothes with completely when you went outside.
Use sleep under the network: Sleep under the networks is crucial for preventing diseases that are carried by water, especially if you are prone to dengue or malaria.
Eliminate stagnation: Remove stagnant water in and around your home. So do not forget to take these precautions to prevent dengue and improve the quality of life.
Note the immediate medical attention: Timely Deng management can help the patient bounce back and restore the daily regime without any difficulties.
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