Doctors urge caution on diet and health during festivals
Summary
Chitwan Medical College is treating about 150 emergency patients a day during the Dashain holidays, with cases linked to road accidents, heart attacks, strokes and diet-related health problems. Doctors warn that alcohol, oily food, sleep deprivation and neglecting regular medication are increasing health risks during the festive season.
Key Points
- Chitwan Medical College is handling around 150 emergency patients daily during the Dashain holidays.
- Many cases involve road accidents, heart attacks, strokes, food poisoning, choking, burn injuries, falls and electric shocks.
- Dr. Dayaram Lamsal says excessive alcohol use, unsafe driving and festive altercations are driving many of the injuries.
- He urges people to avoid drinking and driving, maintain regular medication and be cautious with food, sleep and lifestyle habits.
