How constipation can lead to piles?
Struggling to pass waste once in a while is normal for a human body, however, if a person is struggling for more than 3 months, it is considered chronic constipation
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COVID-19 pandemic: Elective Surgeries and Vaccination Campaigns
Should one wait until he/she is fully vaccinated before having surgery?
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Understanding and Preparing for the Third Wave of COVID-19 in India
Here’s what people need to do to prepare for the third wave of Covid-19 in India?
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4 Key Factors to Finding the Right Surgeon for a Gallbladder Surgery
What kind of surgeon do you choose for your gallbladder removal surgery? When deciding upon a surgeon, a patient should consider the following 4 key factors.
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Everything you need to know about Hemorrhoids during Pregnancy
When do piles develop during pregnancy?
Piles are especially common in the second to third trimesters of pregnancy, but they can appear at any time.
Life After a Gallbladder Removal Surgery
The gallbladder of a patient is removed for reasons like infections, inflammation, called cholecystitis, gallstones, gallbladder polyp…
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ANAL PAIN AND CAUSES
Pain around the bottom or in the anal opening can be a cause of distress and discomfort to many. It is not uncommon to feel frustrated, helpless, or embarrassed by these problems. In this series of blogs, We will break down…
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Different Types of Hernias
Hernias are one of the most common types of surgical problems faced by adults. There are many different types of hernias, each with their own characteristics. So, what exactly is a hernia? What are the different types?
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What If Gallstones Are Not Operated On?
“Can’t I just take some tablets for this? Do I need surgery?”
“I don’t want to undergo surgery. I’m scared that the surgery will be more dangerous than the disease.”
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Hernia In Pregnancy
During pregnancy, as the belly swells, the muscles thin and weaken while simultaneously, abdominal pressure increases. This is why pregnancy is also a risk factor for hernias. Further, all of the previously mentioned risk factors may also compound this, for example, pregnant women who have had previous surgery may be at risk of
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