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Typhoid and Cholera Threat in Lucknow: Experts Advise Caution Against Drinking Contaminated Water
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Rain brings relief from the heat in Lucknow, but waterlogging and contaminated water and food increase the risk of many diseases. Along with dengue, malaria, and chikungunya, typhoid, cholera, gastroenteritis, and hepatitis can also pose a problem during the monsoon season. Dr. Fahizan Ahmed, a pediatrician at Avanti Bai Hospital in Lucknow, explained the symptoms and prevention methods of monsoon illnesses.
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