India, Aug. 24 -- Mumbai-based PharmEasy has released its Fever Watch Report, highlighting that monsoon fever risk is at a historically high level during this period. According to PharmEasy's daily fever risk indicator, the national risk score has risen from 47 in Week 1 to 61 as of August 12.

The shift has been accompanied by stronger rainfall and mosquito breeding conditions across the country. The national weather and breeding signal has risen from 48 to 87, while 14-day national rainfall has increased from approximately 35 mm at the start of the season to around 133 mm. Some cities have seen particularly sharp increases, including Karimnagar and Ramagundam in Telangana, Chandrapur in Maharashtra and Jaipur in Rajasthan.

The data als...