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Dengue can hit you in the summers too

Dengue, the dreaded mosquito-borne viral disease has become one of the worst ordeals for the country. Also referred to as ‘break bone fever’ or ‘dandy fever’ in some regions, it is caused by a family of viruses and transmitted by the Aedes mosquitoes. The onset of dengue fever is sudden, with initial symptoms being benign, but they may get severe with time. It may take three to seven, or sometimes even fifteen days for the symptoms of the disease to show up. Common symptoms range from fever, headache, joint and muscle pain, to swollen lymph nodes along with rashes. Recovery from dengue fever generally takes place within a week, unless the condition gets severe. Dengue can be life-threatening if the condition gets critical. Dengue is no longer restricted only to the monsoon season, with sporadic cases of the disease being reported during summers as well. Delhi has recorded 600+ cases of dengue already this year and the number is only expected to go up. Dengue caus

6 Signs of Sexual Satisfaction

Sex is a smooth road which can take you to the heavens of contentment. For every relationship, sexual compatibility is one of the most important pillars that glues the couple together. Sexual satisfaction tends to be associated with love, commitment, and stability in a relationship. Here are a few tips on how to decode the signs of sexual satisfaction: Voices are your Feedback If your woman makes involuntary noises during foreplay and throughout the intercourse, then she’s definitely enjoying the act. Groans, moans, and sexy voices are a feedback that she’s totally enjoying what you’re doing to her. Eyes are Expressive “Staring into each other’s eyes is a sexy way to make love.” You might be easily turned on by your partner’s curves, naked shoulders, or round breasts, but when you are in love or feel connected to someone, eyes often become the medium of expression that turn you on the most. Staring into the eyes of your partner not only builds a special c

World Asthma Day: 5 Best Ways to Prevent Asthma attacks

The World Health Organization (WHO) recognizes asthma as a chronic condition that is characterized by recurrent attacks of coughing, breathlessness, and wheezing. It is primarily caused by the narrowing and swelling of airways. During the condition, the bronchial tubes (airways) in the lungs become inflamed and get blocked by mucus (extra produced). According to the WHO, almost 235 million people suffer from asthma globally. Health experts claim that the condition may result in life-threatening attacks that can trigger shortness of breath and severe chest pain or tightness. Since it is an incurable illness of the airway, it is important to take preventive measures in order to control its symptoms. Here are 5 ways to prevent asthma attacks: Asthma Action Plan If a patient is diagnosed with asthma, it is important to develop an asthma action plan after a consultation with the doctor. It is a personalized plan that includes all the essential information about