Hassan Turaki.
Allergies and Respiratory Issues: Raindrops break down pollen into smaller particles that are easily inhaled, triggering asthma and allergic reactions.
Increased.
Mosquito-Borne Diseases:
Stagnant water from early rains provides breeding grounds for mosquitoes, causing a surge in cases of dengue and malaria.
Common Cold and Viral.
Infections:
Sudden shifts from heat to colder temperatures can weaken the immune system and promote virus spread, leading to seasonal colds and flu.
Waterborne Illnesses: Contaminated water from runoffs can carry pathogens that cause cholera or typhoid.
Physical Pains:
Lowered barometric pressure associated with rainy weather is known to trigger migraines and headaches.
Africa Health Organisation
Africa Health Organisation
Consider these precautions;
Avoid getting drenched in the first rains.
Cover your nose and mouth when stepping out to reduce inhalation of stirred-up pollutants.
Ensure surrounding areas are free from stagnant water to prevent mosquito breeding.
Clean fruits and vegetables thoroughly, as they may be contaminated by rainwater runoff.
Source;
Doctor’s consultation.
