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Hernia Mesh Surgery: Myths vs Facts Patients Should Know
Hernia surgery is one of the most common surgeries performed today. The hernia itself is formed as a result of the protrusion of organs or tissues through the weakened area of the muscle or abdominal wall. This weakness may need to be surgically strengthened if the...
Robotic Gallbladder Removal Surgery : A Modern Approach to Precise and Minimally Invasive Treatment
Gallbladder problems often prompt people to seek surgery to alleviate recurring pain in the upper right or upper middle abdomen, as well as nausea, vomiting, bloating, and indigestion after eating. When the gallbladder is inflamed or its function is impaired, removing...
Laser Piles Treatment vs Traditional Surgery: Which Heals Faster?
Piles, also called hemorrhoids, can cause bleeding, swelling, itching, discomfort and pain around the anus. When medicines, dietary changes and other non-surgical measures do not provide enough relief, a procedure such as laser treatment, hemorrhoidectomy or another...
Hernia in Women: Symptoms That Are Often Missed
Hernias are commonly associated with men but women can develop them too. The problem is that hernia in women may not always cause a lump or swelling. Symptoms can appear mild during certain activities or feel similar to other abdominal and pelvic problems because of...
Gallstones vs Gallbladder Cancer: When Should You Worry?
Pain in the right side of the abdomen is often linked to gallstones. Sometimes people get worried that they might have gallbladder cancer when they have repeated pain or unusual symptoms. Gallstones and gallbladder cancer are two different things even though they...
Piles Symptoms and Stages: A Complete Grading Guide by Dr. Nikunj Jain
Piles, which are also known as hemorrhoids are blood vessels and tissues that are inside or around the anal canal. A lot of people have piles but they do not go to the doctor because they are embarrassed or they think the symptoms will go away on their own. Dr. Nikunj...