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[ad_1] This monsoon, recurrent fungal infections can be prevented by combining personal hygiene practices, environmental control, and lifestyle adjustments. The precautions are as follows, from a dermatological point of view as shared by Kiran Bhatt, Cosmetologist and the Vice President of Junoesque: Personal Hygiene 1. Daily Cleansing : Showering daily, especially after sweating, with an antifungal soap, if required, and making sure that the skin is dried properly, especially between areas that are prone to moisture like the underarms, groin, and toes. 2. Dry Properly : Use a clean towel to dry yourself, focusing more on moisture-prone areas. Try using a cool setting on a hairdryer to ensure these areas are completely dry. 3. Clothing : Keep loose, breathable clothing made from natural fibers like cotton to reduce sweating; avoid tight clothing that can retain moisture. 4. Footwear : Wear open-toed shoes or sandals that will let your feet breathe. Change sock...

[ad_1] The low-lying areas, which are submerged in water, can become epicenter of pandemic diseases for locals, who even after repeated warning play in the stagnant water. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal also tweeted that people should avoid it as it can be fatal. Dr. Om Prakash Jhakar of Indira Gandhi Hospital (Delhi Government) told IANS that those who were playing in the water should take it seriously, as the situation might turn ugly in the coming days. cre Trending Stories “Malaria and cholera are common these days. Water can also lead to skin-related problems. People should understand the gravity of the situation,” Jhakar said. Also Read: Monsoon Foot Care: 5 Ways To Step Up Your Rainy Day Care Delhi Home Guards have also been instructed to keep people and children away from the stagnant water. Dr. Suranjit Chatterjee, an Internal Medicine specialist at Apollo Indraprastha Hospital, told IANS that stagnant or logged water ...