Recovery From Laparoscopic Surgery? Laparoscopic surgery is synonymous with minimally invasive surgery and is one of the most popular mode of Surgery. It is a surgical and diagnostic procedure used for examining organs. It also aids in performing surgeries of abdominal organs such as the liver kidney, gall bladder, intestine etc. It is a low…
A Gallbladder is a small organ that resembles a pouch in appearance and located on the right side of your stomach. Its job is to store and release bile juice, which is produced by the liver and helps in digesting fats. The most common diseases attributed to the gallbladder are caused by excessive cholesterol or…
Obesity has a high prevalence in India, with changing lifestyles and India is known as the third largest obese country in the world. Many physiological and psychological factors contribute to obesity, but it is often misunderstood. No two people have the same metabolism and body type, hence the same procedure may not work for everyone….
One of the biggest fears of patients undergoing weight-loss surgery is regaining weight. It is understandable because almost every patient who has experienced a weight-loss operation has become a yo-yo dieter at some point during their weight loss journey. It’s not uncommon for a candidate who underwent surgery to talk about losing 10 pounds, 20…
Do you have questions about gastric bypass surgery? Well, we have the answers! Obesity is a problem that is developing throughout the world. According to WHO, obesity has doubled since 1980. Most people who are worried about obesity and other weight-related disorders may get help with weight loss procedures such as gastric bypass, gastric balloon,…
About 12% of people experience gallstones in their lives. Gallstones occur when there are hardened bile deposits in the gallbladder, which is a pear-shaped organ on the right side of the stomach. It stores the bile and then pumps it into the small intestine. Symptoms vary from case to case, and severity depends on the…
The most common atraumatic surgical emergency is appendicitis. It can affect patients of all ages, but the frequency is highest in the second and third decades. Acute appendicitis is one of the most common causes of abdominal pain in children over one year, and the most common non-obstetric surgical emergencies during pregnancy. Consider the diagnosis…
Patients who undergo surgery for a hernia repair have questions and concerns about what to expect after their surgery. Dr Venu Gopal Pareek provides the article with information that helps patients understand what to expect after discharge from the hospital and includes instructions that can help them recover quickly. Post-operative instructions contain information about nutrition,…
From a few days, you might feel that gaining weight has become your worst enemy. You try everything that is told to maintain your weight. Nothing works, you worry about what can happen to your body if you continue to gain weight. Become sick, or can you lose weight again? Life will be much easier…
There are many reasons why you want to lose weight. If you have been overweight or obese for a long time, you might be worried about what being overweight can do for your health. Being overweight increases the risk of many health problems, including diabetes, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, gallbladder disease and some cancers. If…
Obesity and diabetes are currently the most common chronic, debilitating diseases in the world. These diseases are associated closely and also difficult to control by existing treatment options. It is evident that bariatric procedures, mostly gastric bypass (GB) procedure, can help to cure Diabetes Mellitus in morbidly obese patients. At present, according to experts, bariatric…