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However, if the problem still persists, seek medical attention and visit the nearest hospital,” Dr.
Datta said. more-inWith a spike in cases of viral fever, swine flu, dengue, chikungunya, respiratory infections among residents, the Capital seems to be entering Diwali festivities with a plethora of diseases. Spiked pollution levels during Diwali could prove difficult for those already affected,” he added. Due to the increase in pollutant levels, complains of eye burns, skin allergy and skin rashes are often heard. Avoid synthetic clothes as they catch fire quickly.”Dr.
Bornali Datta, associate director, respiratory and sleep medicine, Medanta - The Medicity, said: “Control pollution as much as you can..