Enthesopathy is an inflammatory disorder affecting the site where muscles and ligaments attach to the joints and bones.The exact cause of the disease is not known but it is associated with rheumatic conditions such as seronegative spondylitis, Crohn’s disease, and ankylosing…
Liposuction – Sculpting Your Body
What is Liposuction? Liposuction is a surgical procedure designed to remove pockets of fat beneath the skin to contour specific areas of the body. Fat is removed using suction and a small tube called a cannula and then a small incision…
Fracture – when to operate and when not to?
A Fracture is a break in the bone resulting in loss of function and pain. A few decades back all fractures were managed by, Plaster of Paris castor treated with weights hanging from bed. With improvements in metal technology, advances in…
Reattachment of Amputated Body Part
What is meant by Replantation? Replantation, also known as the reattachment of amputated body part, involves the intricate surgical process of reconnecting a part that has been completely severed from the body, reestablishing a vital connection between the severed limb and…
Breastfeeding Technique and It’s Common Problems
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on breastfeeding technique and common problems that new mothers may encounter. Nurturing your baby through breastfeeding is a beautiful and natural experience, but it can come with its challenges. In this blog post, we’ll delve into…
Tips To Lose Weight After Pregnancy
Weight gain during pregnancy is normal but it is important to loose weight after pregnancy. In the first month after the delivery, don’t worry about losing weight. After 6-8 months of delivery, extra weight gained during pregnancy should be reduced. If…
Infant Feeding Practice
Promote optimal infant feeding practice by initiating breastfeeding within the first hour after normal delivery (or within four hours after a caesarean delivery). Embrace rooming in, allowing mothers and infants to stay together 24 hours a day, and encourage breastfeeding on…
Common Fractures In Children
Fractures in children are common in the age group between 1 year to 15 years. More common in boys than in girls because they are more naughty. The left upper extremity fracture seems to be common, as the left assumes the…
Reduces Risk Of Lung Cancer With Garlic
Lung cancer is one of the deadly diseases and about 1.2 million people die due to lung cancer all over the world. The main cause of lung cancer is smoking. But a research says that one fifth of the lung cancer…
Floating Kidney
Floating kidney is a condition in which the kidney moves down from its normal position when a person stands straight or lies flat. This is medically known as nephroptosis. If a kidney moves downwards, then it is suggested that it is…