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The monsoon season brings a refreshing break from the heat but also increases the risk of skin infections due to the humidity and dampness.
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Dry your skin thoroughly after getting wet, especially in areas prone to sweating, to prevent fungal and bacterial infections.
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Opt for cotton or moisture-wicking fabrics that allow your skin to breathe and reduce moisture accumulation.
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Apply anti-fungal powder on areas prone to sweating, such as feet and underarms, to keep them dry and prevent infections.
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Take regular showers with antibacterial soap and keep your nails trimmed and clean to avoid fungal infections.
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Use your personal items, like towels and razors, and avoid sharing them to minimise the risk of spreading skin infections.
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Use a light, non-greasy moisturiser to keep your skin hydrated and less prone to infections and irritations.
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Use natural antiseptics like neem oil, tea tree oil, or turmeric paste on minor cuts and abrasions to prevent infections.
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Apply over-the-counter anti-fungal creams or lotions to areas prone to infections; consult a dermatologist for persistent issues.
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Drink plenty of water throughout the day, and include hydrating foods like cucumbers and oranges in your diet.
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Always wear slippers or shoes, especially in public places or areas prone to water-logging, to reduce the risk of picking up infections.
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Keep your footwear clean and dry, and rotate between pairs to ensure each has time to dry out completely.
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