Be careful, there are 5 transitional diseases that threaten

Jakarta, CNN Indonesia —

Transition season could be a threat to health. Why not, a row disease could appear in this season.

There are several transitional diseases that need to be known. If not handled properly, this season’s transitional disease can cause complications that endanger the body.

The transition season is the transition season between the dry season and the rainy season. This season is generally owned by tropical countries, including Indonesia.

This season is usually marked by heavy rainfall, strong winds, and others. In this season too, many people fall ill.

In the transition season, changing weather will change air pressure, temperature, and air composition. This condition is an ideal place for germs to breed.

Transitional Diseases

Citing a page Siloam HospitalThe condition of a weakened immune system coupled with the development of viruses and bacteria in the transition season makes a person susceptible to disease.

Here are some diseases in the transition seasons to watch out for.

1. Dengue fever

The high rainfall causes a lot of puddles which are ideal places for mosquitoes Temples of the Egyptians breed. Temples of the Egyptians is a mosquito that transmits dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) through its bite.

Citing a page Mayo ClinicOn a mild scale, dengue will trigger flu-like symptoms accompanied by a high fever. While in severe forms, dengue can cause serious bleeding, a sudden drop in blood pressure, and even death.

Here are some of the symptoms of dengue fever to watch out for:

– high fever, can be up to 40 degrees Celsius;
– headache;
– muscle and joint pain;
– nausea and vomiting;
– pain behind the eyes;
– rash or red spots.

2. Diarrhea

Diarrhea is also one of the transition season diseases that need to be watched out for.

Generally, diarrhea will go away on its own. However, in acute conditions, diarrhea can last for more than a day or two. Some cases even occur in a matter of weeks.

Many things can cause diarrhea. Quote Healthlinethis condition is generally caused by infection Rotavirus.

The form of watery stools is one of the main symptoms of diarrhea. In addition, diarrhea can also be characterized by:

– nausea and vomiting;
– stomach ache;
– bloated stomach;
– increased bowel movements.

Diarrhea cannot be taken lightly because it can cause the body to lose a lot of fluids which can lead to dehydration. This condition will cause a number of symptoms such as:

– feeling tired;
– dry mucous membranes;
– increased heart rate;
– headaches and dizziness;
– increased thirst;
– reduced intensity of urination;
– Dry mouth.

Check out the list of other transition season diseases on the next page.