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- Bottled-water: Reliever of thirst or harbinger of cancer? - by Submitted on Aug 08, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviIt is a known fact that water is the healthiest thing you can drink. But many people are not aware that now that there is a catch? Scientists suggest that drinking bottled-water might not be the best thing for you. But why do they suggest that? To understand that, we’ll have to dive into a ...
Views: 525 - Side-effects and Benefits of Avocado - by Submitted on Aug 07, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviIf you are looking to lose weight, make your skin healthy, lustrous and beautiful, and stay away from all the deadly diseases such as cancer, diabetes, and fatal heart diseases, then you should include avocado in your diet. Avocado is widely known to be good for overall health and provides many ...
Views: 731 - No alcohol but your liver’s complaining… - by Submitted on Aug 06, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviThe liver is the second largest organ in the body and plays a major role in bodily functions. It processes everything you drink and eat. The liver converts food and liquid into energy and nutrients for the body, filtering harmful food items. One such item is alcohol, which after moderate level ...
Views: 556 - Bariatric Surgery not just for looking good, but being healthy too - by Submitted on Aug 05, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviIn a world full of health conscious individuals, it is extremely important to put your best foot forward and take care of your physical health. This can often involve engaging in procedures that assist you in doing so, while simultaneously improving your appearance and treating the core issue of ...
Views: 899(1 vote) - Tried, tested, trusted and recommended for weight loss – bariatric surgery - by Submitted on Aug 01, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviA bariatric surgery is done for weight loss by restricting the amount of food in the stomach. The basic principle behind the bariatric surgery is to reduce the amount of food intake by reducing the size of the stomach. The bariatric surgery is the ultimate option when the patient has exhausted ...
Views: 797 - Pediatric bone marrow transplant – what to look out for - by Submitted on Jul 31, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviBone Marrow is a spongy tissue inside your bones. These make stem cells or young blood cells. The patient suffering from Leukemia and Thalasemmia are most commonly requires bone marrow transplant. But what about pediatric bone marrow transplant? The word pediatric is related to children. ...
Views: 572 - Liver disease possible among non-alcoholics too. - by Submitted on Jul 31, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviLiver diseases / hepatic disease is a type of damage to the liver. There are more than a 100 different kinds of liver diseases. Symptoms may include jaundice and weight loss. Some of the most common liver diseases are: Fascioliasis Hepatitis Alcoholic liver diseases Fatty liver ...
Views: 526 - Shrink those fibroids, say no to pain - by Submitted on Jul 30, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviUterine fibroids is perhaps the most common tumor in women. Uterine fibroids, also known as uterine leiomyoma. They are benign smooth muscle tumors of the uterus. Most women have no symptoms while others may have painful or heavy periods. If large enough, they may push on the bladder causing a ...
Views: 582 - Bariatric surgery – improving life, longterm. - by Submitted on Jul 25, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviBaiatric surgery (weight loss surgery) is performed on people who have obesity. It is performed by a specialised Bariatric Surgeon. Weight loss is achieved by reducing the size of the stomach with : 1)a gastric band 2)removal of a portion of the stomach (sleeve gastrectomy or biliopancreatic ...
Views: 758 - An exam we wish you always pass with flying colours – the one for breast cancer - by Submitted on Jul 23, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviThe breast is a modified skin appendage which is functional in females during lactation but is rudimentary in males. Cancer of breast is among the commonest human cancer throughout the world. Its incidence varies in different countries but is particularly high in developed countries.The ...
Views: 509 - Leftover food belongs to the bin, not your stomach. - by Submitted on Jul 22, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviDiseases of the gastrointestinal diseases is known as gastrointestinal disease and it includes diseases of: oesophagus stomach small intestine large intestine rectum and the accessory organs of digestion, the liver gallbladder pancreas. Oesophageal diseases Oesophageal diseases ...
Views: 545 - The relation betweeen cramps and an ultrasound - uterine fibroids. - by Submitted on Jul 22, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviUterine fibroids are non-cancerous or benign tumors found in the female reproductive system located in the uterus. They are primarily made up of same smooth muscle tissues as the uterine wall. They grow in a single form or in clusters too. They range in different sizes and are found in the ...
Views: 528 - Rejection of the liver - know the implications before the transplant - by Submitted on Jul 22, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviWhat is liver transplant? Liver transplant is the replacement of the diseased liver with healthy liver from another individual. It is a valid treatment option for end stage liver disease and acute liver failure. In pediatric liver transplant there is replacement of diseased liver of a child. ...
Views: 521 - When bone marrow transplant is like the ray of sunshine… - by Submitted on Jul 19, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviBone marrow as the term somewhat explains is the spongy tissue inside few bones, such as the hip and thigh. It contains immature cells, called stem cells. The stem cells can develop into red blood cells, which carry oxygen throughout the body, white blood cells, which fight infections, and ...
Views: 452 - Will someone from the family gift your child their liver? - by Submitted on Jul 18, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviAllograft quite simply put means replacing a diseased liver with a healthy one from a donor. It’s a complex procedure which requires precision and meticulous, systematic steps and impeccable care of the donor organ. No wonder then, the liver transplant surgeon should have a proven record, and ...
Views: 518 - Your child can be a self donor - by Submitted on Jul 18, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviBone marrow is a spongy, fatty tissue present in our bones in immature form. It is responsible for creating red blood cells which carry oxygen and nutrients throughout the body, white blood cells which are responsible for fighting against infection and platelets which are responsible for the ...
Views: 557 - A suitable match – knowing about the donor before a liver transplant - by Submitted on Jul 15, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviA liver transplant is crucial in a condition where liver fails to carry out its functions normally. Also known as hepatic transplantation, where a surgery is carry out to remove the part of a liver or the entire liver. A donor living or deceased with the best match is tested and used for the ...
Views: 552 - An exam we wish you always pass with flying colours – the one for breast cancer - by Submitted on Jul 13, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviThe breast is a modified skin appendage which is functional in females during lactation but is rudimentary in males. Cancer of breast is among the commonest human cancer throughout the world. Its incidence varies in different countries but is particularly high in developed countries.The ...
Views: 594 - Is your child’s liver playing hide and seek? - by Submitted on Jul 12, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviChronic liver diseases among children and infants are rising at a fast rate. Several pediatric liver disease conditions are precursors of adult disorders such as chronic liver disease, cirrhosis and liver cancer. The key reason for this vast prevalence of liver diseases is the latency of ...
Views: 573 - Eight common reasons for hip pain - by Submitted on Jul 08, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviThe hip joint can withstand repeated motion as well as a fair amount of wear and tear. The hip joint is a ball-and-socket joint. It is one of the largest joints in the human body. It fits together in a way that allows for fluid movement, repeated motion, and a fair amount of wear and tear. When ...
Views: 750 - Abdominal hernia types and treatment - by Submitted on Jul 01, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviAbdominal Hernia An abdominal hernia is an outcome of an organ or another piece of tissue protruding through a weak area in one of the muscle walls surrounding the abdominal cavity. If the hernia occurs in the abdominal wall, the sac that bulges through the weak area may contain a piece of ...
Views: 727 - C section at Medanta Hospital - by Submitted on Jul 01, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviA C-section, or cesarean section (also spelled as a cesarean section), is a type of operation used to deliver a baby. The baby is surgically removed through an incision in the mother's abdomen and then a second incision in the womb. Nearly one in four pregnant women in the world gave birth by ...
Views: 595 - Deep Brain Simulation at Jaslok - by Submitted on Jul 01, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviDeep Brain Stimulation at Jaslok Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) is a minimally invasive neurosurgical procedure that has proven to be an effective treatment for the following conditions: Parkinson's Parkinson's Disease, Essential Tremor, Dystonia, Tourette Syndrome. Further illnesses can be ...
Views: 1635 - Benefits of Quinoa in Hindi - by Submitted on Jul 03, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviQuinoa is a very valuable nutritious food that is gluten-free and is a rich source of protein. Benefits include weight loss, cardiovascular health, detoxification, and better digestive health. Quinoa also helps in controlling diabetes and reducing piles. Quinoa can be used in many grains or ...
Views: 1331 - Different fibroids, need different types of treatment. - by Submitted on Jul 03, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviUterine fibroids are benign smooth muscle tumors of the uterus. Most fibroids do not require treatment unless they are causing symptoms. After menopause fibroids shrink and it is unusual for them to cause problems. Symptomatic uterine fibroids can be treated by: medication to control ...
Views: 732 - Your angry, inflamed liver can’t be soothed with words - by Submitted on Jul 03, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviThe liver is the second largest organ of the body weighing about 1.5 kgs. It performs various important functions of the body like regulating blood glucose levels by producing glucose and storing glucose in response to variation of blood glucose levels, helping in breaking down lipids in the ...
Views: 726 - How to choose between cadaveric and live donor for a liver transplant? - by Submitted on Jul 03, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviLiver transplantation is a surgical procedure done by a hepato-biliary surgeon or liver transplant surgeon to replace the diseased liver with a healthy liver. The healthy liver is either retrieved from a cadaver or it can also be donated by a living person. The living donor, in this case, is ...
Views: 799 - Breast cancer – it’s not just you, it’s also about where you live - by Submitted on Jul 03, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviThe breast is a modified skin appendage which is functional in females during lactation but is rudimentary in males. Cancer of breast is among the commonest human cancer throughout the world. Its incidence varies in different countries but is particularly high in developed countries. The ...
Views: 810 - A pediatric bone marrow transplant, a better way of life. - by Submitted on Jul 03, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviBone Marrow is a spongy tissue inside your bones. These make stem cells or young blood cells. The patient suffering from Leukemia and Thalasemmia are most commonly requires bone marrow transplant. But what about pediatric bone marrow transplant? The word pediatric is related to children. ...
Views: 890 - When obesity is controlled by a pouch. - by Submitted on Jul 03, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviIn lap band surgery ,there is an inflatable silicone device placed around the top part of the stomach. It is done to treat obesity, intended to slow consumption of food and thus reduce the amount of food consumed. Adjustable gastric band surgery is an example of bariatric surgery. It is ...
Views: 724 - NAFLD – stem the root before it’s too late - by Submitted on Jul 04, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviA distinct group of liver diseases is attributed to disorders of metabolism, either acquired or inherited. The most common acquired metabolic disorder is non – alcoholic fatty liver disease. Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) represents a range of disorders that have in common the ...
Views: 750 - A mammogram for peace of mind. - by Submitted on Jul 04, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviThe breast is a modified skin appendage which is functional in females during lactation but is rudimentary in males. Cancer of breast is among the commonest human cancer throughout the world. Its incidence vary in different countries but is particularly high in developed countries. The ...
Views: 1072 - The tummy tells angry tales…Guard against Gastro. - by Submitted on Jul 04, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviEvery now and then, someone in our family complains of a bloated feeling, heartburn or a certain kind of uneasiness in the abdomen. This uneasiness comes from the disorders of the Gastrointestinal Tract. The disease that effect the gastrointestinal tracts, from oesophagus to the rectum including ...
Views: 811 - How much can a liver take? - by Submitted on Jul 04, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviThe liver is the largest organ in a human body. Its function ranges from protein production, clotting of cholesterol and sugar to iron metabolism. Hence, different diseases can also affect the liver. Liver Diseases According to the Hepatologists, there are many diseases of the liver. All ...
Views: 672 - Costochondritis: A normal chest pain or a complex one? - by Submitted on Jul 04, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviAlmost all of us experience the chest pain due to one or the other reasons. Most people attribute chest pain to the acidity. But there are other reasons as well for the chest pain. Costochondritis is one such condition. It can be defined as a situation of chest pain because of the inflammation ...
Views: 743 - Sciatica: A normal muscle pain or a special case? - by Submitted on Jul 04, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviGenerally, old people suffer from the pain in the nerve. One such common disease is known as Sciatica. It refers to the pain that is along the sciatic nerve. Hence, the name sciatica. The pain starts from the lower back and ends at end of your leg through your buttocks. Generally, Sciatica ...
Views: 674 - What are open fractures? Are all open fractures infectious? - by Submitted on Jul 04, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviWe all suffer from a fracture at any point in life. At that point, we often go to orthopedics – the doctor of bones and joints. But do you know there are many types of fractures? One of them is an open fracture. Open Fracture An open fracture is defined as a broken bone that penetrates the ...
Views: 682 - What are the different type of Fractures? - by Submitted on Jul 04, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviA fracture can be defined as a break usually in a bone. If the bone ruptures the skin as well, it is known as compound fracture. A fracture may be due to a car accident, falls and injuries. Other causes are low bone density and osterioporosis. Overuse of any bone can cause stress fractures. ...
Views: 776 - Everything to know about NAFLD - by Submitted on Jul 04, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviWhat is NAFLD? NAFLD stands for Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease. It is a term used to denote a range of conditions which are due to build up of fat in the liver. Mostly obese or overweight people get affected with Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease. The increase of the amount of fat in the ...
Views: 857 - Cadaveric Liver Transplant v/s Living Liver Donation: Which is better? - by Submitted on Jul 04, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviLiver transplant is an option in end-stage liver disease. There are two types of liver donors. Living liver donors and cadaver donors. Living liver donors involve grafting a part of liver to patients liver from a living donor. Cadavers or the deceased donors are those donors which are brain ...
Views: 1487 - Types Of Gastrointestinal Disease And Connection With Rainy Season - by Submitted on Jul 04, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviGastrointestinal disease is the least talked about. We all suffer from them but some are ashamed of them and some don’t know what are a gastrointestinal disease. Gastrointestinal (GI) disease are those which covers everything from top to bottom. These may include – oesophagus, stomach, both ...
Views: 736 - Coronary Angiography – Need, Causes, And Risks - by Submitted on Jul 04, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviMany people suffer from heart diseases. There are many procedures for the same. Coronary Angiography is one such treatment. Coronary Angiography is a procedure that uses dyes and the X rays to see how blood flows through the arteries. The images resulting from the procedures are known as ...
Views: 989 - Is Sleeve Gastrectomy better than Lap Band Surgery? - by Submitted on Jul 04, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviNowadays, every person wants to look good. Obesity not only hampers your wish to look good but also, acts as a magnet for a number of diseases. Many people opt for diet and exercise to remain fir. But what if these don’t work? Then comes the option of surgery. One of the surgery to lose weight ...
Views: 692 - Advantages of MRgFUS over surgical treatments in treating Uterine Fibroids - by Submitted on Jul 04, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviUterine Fibroids are the noncancerous growth of uterus. Some regards Uterine Fibroids as the benign tumor inside the uterus or womb. In rare cases, uterine fibroids may turn into cancers. Also, they might cause you some health issues including- heavy menstruation, pain during menstruation, pain ...
Views: 977 - Gastric Banding Surgery – Things to keep in mind pre, during and post surgery - by Submitted on Jul 04, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviObesity is a going concern these days. Obesity is defined as having a BMI of more than 30 kg/m2. When people are unable to curb the obesity with natural things, they opt for surgery. One of such surgery is Gastric Banding Surgery. The surgery is also known as Lap-Band surgery. What is Gastric ...
Views: 759 - Is surgery the only option for treating Uterine Fibroids? - by Submitted on Jul 04, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviUterine Fibroids are the benign tumor inside the uterus or womb. They do not have any symptoms as such. Many women don’t know that they are suffering from Fibroids. Diagnosis of Fibroids But some of the diagnostic treatment for uterine fibroids are- • Ultrasound- In this case, the ...
Views: 1190 - Uterine Fibroid- Causes, Symptoms, and Risks - by Submitted on Jul 04, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviUterine Fibroids are the noncancerous growth of uterus. This condition is most prevalent in childbearing years. Some regards Uterine Fibroids as the benign tumor inside the uterus or womb. They are composed of the same smooth muscle fiber as that of the uterine wall (also known as myometrium). ...
Views: 928 - A pediatric bone marrow transplant, a better way of life. - by Submitted on Jul 05, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviBone Marrow is a spongy tissue inside your bones. These make stem cells or young blood cells. The patient suffering from Leukemia and Thalasemmia are most commonly requires bone marrow transplant. But what about pediatric bone marrow transplant? The word pediatric is related to children. ...
Views: 670 - Be a liver donor… - by Submitted on Jul 05, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviLiver transplantation is a surgery performed by liver transplant surgeons or hepatobiliary surgeons to remove the diseased liver of an individual and replace it with a healthy liver. The liver being used for replacement can either be from a healthy living donor or from a deceased brain-dead ...
Views: 838 - Will a child step forward to provide you bone marrow? - by Submitted on Jul 05, 2019 from Masuma LinjaviWe all have heard about bone marrow. But what is actually bone marrow? Bone Marrow is a spongy tissue inside your bones. These contain stem cells or immature cells. The stem cell, in turn, develops into red blood cells and carry oxygen throughout the body. They also carry white blood cell which ...
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