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Delhi NCR Heatwave Alert: 6 Dangerous Skin Diseases You Can Develop Due to Extreme Heat Exposure


As the Delhi NCR faces tremendous heat waves, the possibility of developing these skin conditions is on the rise.

Delhi NCR Heatwave Alert: 6 Dangerous Skin Diseases You Can Develop Due to Extreme Heat Exposure



Written by Abeer Athar |Published : June 14, 2025 11:47 AM IST

The national capital Delhi and the NCR has been battling severe heatwave and rise in temperatures. The weather is expected to remain on the radar of extreme heat with the temperature expected to rise up to 45 C this week.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a yellow alert for heatwave conditions on Monday and Tuesday, i.e, today.

The mercury at the beginning of this week has seen a sharp rise, crossing the 40 C mark in the national capital Delhi.

The weather has shown no sign of cooling down anytime soon, and the temperature is expected to remain intense. The IMD has issued a warning that the heatwave will continue in the coming days. Such scorching temperatures make your health and skin extremely vulnerable and prone to developing various health and skin complications due to their exposure to the sun’s rays for prolonged periods of time.

Under the sun, experience when combined with several harmful environmental conditions can lead to several health problems and issues. The air pollution, the humidity and the intense heat all work to fight against the well-being of your skin and overall health. During such extreme weather, one must remain well aware of the repercussions of going out in the sun.

More certainly when it comes to the well-being of the skin, as its exposure to the sun may cost you lengthy bills from dermatologists. Sunburn, acne, rashes and fungal infections, along with several other conditions, become a more frequent sight than usual due to the excessive heat.

The Delhi weather has alarmed the public as people are reporting such skin conditions. The pre-monsoon period has flared up the excessive heat-driven skin conditions. As several cities in the NCR are on the radar and alerts are being issued in Noida, Gurugram, and Faridabad.

Scroll till the end of the article to know what the sun can do to your skin.

Heatwave And Skin Health: Diseases That Excessive Heat Can Cause

Are you residing in Delhi-NCR? Take a note that these are the diseases that excessive heat exposure can cause.

Heat Rash Miliaria

One of the most common conditions is the heat patch that may be visible as a red spot on the skin. It occurs when sweat glands get blocked and end up trapping perspiration under the skin, which is known to cause irritation, redness, along itching. Such Heat and humidity that is currently being witnessed by the Delhiites can exacerbate the sweat production and increase the possibility of blockage of the sweat gland. People should avoid wearing synthetic clothes, as they can further increase the intensity of the condition.

Eczema

As the Delhi temperatures hit an all-time high, the sunlight may trigger or worsen the condition of eczema (atopic dermatitis) due to it being highly reactive to sunlight (photosensitive) and by an increase in the skin temperature. Such a condition can even lead to irritation and inflammation. The people who are battling with this condition are recommended to protect the skin from excessive sun exposure, especially during peak hours by staying in and taking care of their hydration. Choosing to wear breathable clothes can further lessen the risk.

Excessively Dry Skin

The current heat trends can cause severe dehydration in the body. That can appear on your skin as dry patches that may even cause itching at times. The dryness can make the situation more vulnerable for the people already dealing with other skin diseases like fungal infections. Dehydration can cause the body to lose water through sweat, dry, itchy, flaky skin. The people are advised to have their water bottle handy and to sip water on the go.

Sunburn

This one is the certainty, the one that you saw coming already. A quite common condition in the heat is the burning of skin from the sun. This condition is synonymous with a sun radiation burn that is known to happen when the skin is exposed to excessive ultraviolet UV rays from the sun. Such an exposure can make your skin feel dull and dry while showing several damages in it, like redness, peeling, and irritation. Tip to fight this off? Never say never to a sunscreen.

Toasted Skin Syndrome

This one is not to freak you out, but just to make you aware. The excess sun can even cause toasted skin, also known as erythema, a skin condition caused by prolonged exposure to excess heat. This mostly happened from the skin’s exposure to the heat of electronic devices, but the sun can to contribute to this condition, especially during times when it causes the skin to heat up. Ye exposure to the sun’s rays can damage the skin’s elastic fibres and blood vessels. This can lead to a red or a discoloured patch in the affected area. Cover yourself carefully to prevent any exposure to the sun.

Acne

Last but certainly not least, the sun can end up causing you acne. The excessive heat results in sweating and oily skin that can cause clogged pores in the skin. Such a condition can escalate the possibility of developing acne as heat and sweating are one of the major contributing factors to this condition. Wash your face frequently and never forget to wear sunscreen, as it is a must to have when it comes to fighting acne.

The intense summer and the heat can make your skin face the brunt of the extreme weather. The skin, being one of the most sensitive organs, is more vulnerable than others. One must take precautions to beat the heat by drinking enough water, wearing breathable clothes, never missing out on sunscreen and avoiding going out under the sun. These measures can certainly help you do better.



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