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Weather Change Impact in Delhi-NCR: Rise in Flu, Cough, and Viral Fever Cases

The impact of changing weather is clearly visible in Delhi-NCR these days. Due to fluctuations in temperature and increasing pollution, cases of cough, cold, and viral fever are rising rapidly.

Shocking Survey Reveals 54% Households Affected

A recent survey has revealed alarming statistics, showing that 54% of households have at least one or more sick individuals suffering from flu-like symptoms. The number of patients with flu and viral infections is increasing due to the seasonal transition. Unlike usual colds, which subside in a few days, this time patients are experiencing prolonged illness.

According to a LocalCircles survey, nearly 54% of households in Delhi-NCR have someone suffering from flu or COVID-like symptoms, a significant increase from 38% recorded in August last year.

Survey Conducted on 13,000 People

The survey was conducted on 13,000 residents of Delhi, Noida, Gurugram, Faridabad, and Ghaziabad, including 63% men and 37% women. It revealed that flu symptoms are lasting longer this time, with many patients being sick for more than 10 days.

Survey Findings

  • 9% of people reported that four or more members in their household are sick.
  • 45% of households have 2 to 3 members suffering from flu.
  • 36% of participants said no one in their house is sick.
  • 10% of respondents were uncertain about their household’s health condition.

Why Are Viral Cases Increasing?

Experts suggest multiple reasons for the surge in viral infections, including:

  • Seasonal changes
  • Rising pollution levels
  • New viral strains
  • Weakened immunity

Survey respondents reported symptoms such as fever, cough, body aches, sore throat, and fatigue. Many patients have been sick for over 10 days, which is a cause for concern.

How to Stay Safe?

  • Wear a mask: Use a mask in crowded places to prevent infections.
  • Maintain hand hygiene: Wash hands regularly and use sanitizer.
  • Boost immunity: Consume foods rich in Vitamin C and Zinc.
  • Exercise regularly: Helps strengthen the immune system.
  • Consult a doctor: Seek medical advice if symptoms persist.

Disclaimer: Dear readers, thank you for reading this news. This article is meant for awareness purposes only and is based on general information. Always consult a doctor before following any health-related advice.

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Deepa Bapat
Deepa Bapathttps://www.storifynews.com/
Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Neuropsychology from Macquarie University, Australia; Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) -Macquarie University, Sydney; Cleared the NET exam for Psychology. Dr.Deepa Bapat has been attached to the Child Development Centre at Hinduja Hospital, Mumbai and was the Clinical Neuropsychologist at Fortis Hospital, Mulund, Mumbai. She has also been involved in teaching psychology at tertiary education centers in Mumbai and Pune. Deepa’s research interests lie in the development of culturally appropriate neuropsychological tests. She is particularly interested in dealing with disorders of memory in the elderly, early detection of these conditions and appropriate rehabilitation of the same. Recently she has join Storify News as an health related article published.

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