Data from Plum Insurance suggests Hyderabad’s intense summer heat is linked to increased kidney stress markers, including higher acidic and concentrated urine cases. The study also found a sharp rise in magnesium deficiency and a decline in iron levels during summer months.
IMD warns of rising temperatures across Tamil Nadu, increasing risks of dehydration and heat-related illnesses. Doctors urge vigilance, hydration, and regular ORS intake to maintain electrolyte balance, prevent heatstroke, and protect vital organs during prolonged exposure to extreme summer conditions
