The document discusses common diseases that occur during monsoon season like malaria, dengue, typhoid, and skin infections due to increased moisture. It recommends preventing disease by regularly washing hands, bathing twice a day, boiling or filtering water before drinking, avoiding eating outside, and wearing loose cotton clothes to stay dry. Proper hygiene and sanitation are important to avoid infections during the rainy season.

1. A Splash of Hygiene

2. Pouring Problems!
The rains bring with it a bundle of joy as well as infections and
diseases.
Some of the the most common diseases during this season are
:
Malaria
Dengue
Typhoid
Gastroenteritis
Cholera
Jaundice
Pneumonia
Skin infections due to the moisture laden atmosphere are also
common.

3. Prevention is Better than Cure
The humid weather can cause fungal infections and skin allergies.
Adding a few drops of neem oil to the bath is a natural way to cleanse the body.
Wash your hands regularly.
This helps to keep diseases at bay.
Bathe twice a day since this humid weather causes you to
sweat a lot.

4. Do not drink water straight from the tap! During the monsoon, tap water may get
polluted by ground or waste water.
Filter or boil water before drinking.
Avoid eating outside.
Stagnant water in the area becomes a breeding ground for
Bacteria. Hence, avoid letting that happen.
If there is a baby in the house, use clean, filtered water to wash
the vessels. Many homes now have geysers in the kitchen,
so use hot water to wash utensils.

5. Wear the right kind clothes to protect yourself from the rain!
Wear Loose cottons in dark shades so that it dries fast.

6. Always carry Greenlime tissue and hand sanitiser to keep yourself away
from infection and to stay dry!

7. Greenlime Wishes You a Happy Monsoon!
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