Staying monsoon-proof with diabetes 

Infections are common during monsoon  

While everyone needs to stay away from infections this monsoon. A person with diabetes must be careful because of weak immunity and altering sugar levels.

Skin care is essential during monsoons ​

Skin dryness increases due to a decrease in the moisture content. ​ Keep your skin clean and free from impurities to prevent further infections due to microbes. ​

Exercise regularly ​

The onset of chills makes you relax and stay lazy indoors. Exercise regularly to keep your blood sugar levels in check. Walk, jog, or go to the gym or yoga class to maintain healthy blood sugar levels. ​

Weather changes, particularly during rainy seasons, can increase the prevalence of respiratory infections such as asthma and allergies. Diabetics should take appropriate measures to manage their respiratory health effectively.

Fluctuating blood sugar levels can weaken the immune system, making individuals more susceptible to infections. It is essential for diabetics to carefully monitor and manage their blood sugar levels to optimize their immune response.

Eating a diet rich in fruits and vegetables is crucial for maintaining a healthy immune system. Diabetics should ensure that the fruits and vegetables they consume are thoroughly washed to remove any potential contaminants.

Diabetics should take extra precautions for foot health. To minimize the risk of infections, keep feet clean, dry, and protected with suitable footwear. Regularly inspect feet and seek prompt medical attention for any signs of infection.

Stay safe during the monsoon by protecting yourself from water-borne  diseases and dehydration. Viral infections, vomiting, and diarrhea are  common during this season. Remember to stay hydrated, maintain personal  hygiene, and regularly clean yourself.

Stay healthy during the monsoon as a diabetic by managing your blood sugar levels, storing medications correctly, making nutritious food choices, and avoiding raw and outside food.

Stay protected during the monsoon by wearing comfortable clothes, sanitizing your hands regularly, and taking care of your toenails to avoid fungal infections. Prioritize your well-being this rainy season.

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