India, Sept. 8 -- The monsoon season may bring relief from the scorching heat, but it also carries an increased risk of infections. During the monsoon, high humidity, water contamination, and mosquito breeding create the perfect environment for diseases to spread and take a toll on health. For pregnant women, this period requires extra care, as their bodies are more susceptible to illness due to changes in immunity and hormones. Even a minor infection can become complicated and impact both the mother and the baby. Gynaecologists often warn pregnant women that common monsoon-related infections like dengue, gastroenteritis, urinary tract infections (UTIs), fungal infections, and listeriosis can pose significant health challenges if left unt...