How to manage stomach and respiratory issues during heatwave
India TodaySeveral parts of India are experiencing temperatures higher than 45 degrees Celsius. As mercury levels rise, your digestion could suffer as the bacterial composition of the gastrointestinal tract changes and this can cause flare-ups like discomfort and diarrhoea. If you do not take proper care, you can present dehydration and gastric problems, slight feelings of nausea and feelings of extreme weakness," Dr Alok Agarwal of Apollo Hospital told IndiaToday.in. Dr Alok Agarwal suggested that a heatwave can also cause breathing problems for many as the pollen count in the air increases. To avoid these stomach and respiratory issues during heatwave, Dr Vijay Kumar Gurjar, of Primus Super Speciality Hospital suggested preventive measures to follow.
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