By a Staff Reporter: The number of viral patients is rising in Siddharthnagar, Uttar Pradesh (Uttar Pradesh), despite the intense heat and blistering sun. These patients are becoming more prevalent in the district's other hospitals, including the medical college. In addition, hospitals have made considerable preparations for patients with viral fever, diarrhoea, and dysentery in light of the current scenario. According to the local administration, the district's public hospitals are guaranteed to have access to medications.
Chief Medical Officer BK Aggarwal explained that climatic changes and a lack of rain both contribute to the occurrence of viral illnesses. People should utilise clean water in order to prevent these diseases. Additionally, extreme caution should be used to stay out of the sun and heat. He advised people not to consume foods stored in the open and to visit their local health facility as soon as they experience any kind of problem to get examined.
According to Chief Medical Officer BK Aggarwal, efforts are being made to treat everyone properly by deploying doctors, and appropriate medications are available in medical colleges and other hospitals in light of viral fever.
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