Monsoons may trigger brain infections in Indians living in coastal areas, rice belts ...Middle East

Faridabad, July 17 (IANS) Children and the elderly living in coastal and rice belt regions of India are highly vulnerable for viral encephalitis and other brain infections during monsoon, said a neurologist at Amrita Hospital, Faridabad on Wednesday. The experts cited high humidity and increased mosquito breeding behind the increased risk. A brain infection, also known as encephalitis, occurs when the brain experiences severe inflammation. It causes damage to brain tissues, potentially causing a range of neurological symptoms. “Brain infections can be of several types like viral, bacterial, tubercular, fungal, or protozoal. The most common symptoms of brain infections include fever, headache

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