As monsoon rains sweep across Nepal, the country is grappling with a dual threat: the rising incidence of dengue fever and the compounding impact of seasonal flooding. In the densely populated urban areas of Kathmandu and Lalitpur, the situation is particularly dire, with health authorities reporting a significant surge in dengue cases this season. The […]
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For individuals with mild symptoms of COVID-19 or those who are confirmed to have the virus but do not require hospitalization, home care may be appropriate. This approach helps to reserve hospital resources for those in critical condition and can prevent the spread of the virus to others. Below are guidelines for home care for
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When considering the potential risks of trekking in Nepal, pregnant women are primarily concerned about the effects of altitude on their unborn baby. However, it’s essential to also address other health issues relevant to pregnant women, such as long-haul air travel, traveling in remote areas, the lack of adequate medical infrastructure in the country, and
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