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Mouth cancer: Dental surgeon lists causes, symptoms, and treatment options

Treatment of mouth cancer can vary depending on its stage. Usually, surgery is considered the first step to remove the tumour. It is further followed by radiation therapy to destroy the remaining cancer cells in the body. Some may need chemotherapy along with radiation to prevent them from spreading further.

Explained: Why gastroenteritis and dehydration are common in summer

Gastroenteritis is typically caused by a viral or bacterial infection, which can be spread through contaminated food and water or close contact with an infected person. In the summer months, the risk of gastroenteritis increases due to the higher temperatures, which can cause bacteria to multiply more quickly.

World Haeomophilia Day: Gynaecologists list common symptoms overlooked in women

Joint pain or swelling caused by internal bleeding is more common in men with severe haemophilia. Still, it can also affect women and be misdiagnosed as arthritis or other joint conditions. Furthermore, bleeding can occur after ovulation or during ovulation-related cyst rupture, which may not be recognized as a haemophilia symptom.

Parkinson’s disease: Neurologist lists the causes, challenges and aftercare

PD is the leading cause of Parkinsonism, a disease characterized by tremulousness (tremors) of the hands and legs, usually asymmetrical (one-sided) and progressing to the other side over time. In addition to tremor, stiffness of the limbs (rigidity) and slowness (bradykinesia) are seen along with postural instability.

Explained: How nutrition impacts the health of a mother and her baby during pregnancy

Eating a well-nourished diet helps in lowering the risk of complications such as gestational diabetes or high blood pressure (preeclampsia). For the baby, every bite of nutritious food the mother has directly supports the healthy development of the brain, organ formation, and a strong immune system to fight off infections.

What is hair threading? Dermatologist says it might be the next big thing to treat hair thinning

The procedure entails inserting bio-absorbable polydioxanone (PDO) threads into the skin to increase epidermal growth factor synthesis. Dr. Veena Praveen, Dermatologist and Head Medical Advisor (South) at Kaya Limited, explained in full how threading promotes hair growth. 

Defy Aging: Smart Ways to Protect Your Skin from the Sun

Ice therapy is an underrated yet effective way to calm sun-damaged skin. Rubbing an ice cube wrapped in a cloth over the face reduces redness, soothes inflammation, and minimizes swelling caused by sun exposure.

Do You Need to Cut Out Alcohol and Coffee for Fertility?

Beyond the number of sperm produced, alcohol also impacts sperm quality, with research showing that chronic alcohol use can lead to abnormalities in sperm shape and structure, making it more difficult for sperm to move effectively and reach the egg.

World Health Day: How orthopedic therapies can help you get back on your feet

As we mark World Health Day, it is evident that recovery from injury entails far more than merely treating the injury itself. A complete recovery plan involves orthopedic treatment, regenerative medicine, and rehabilitation to make sure that patients not only recover but also return to their full strength and function.

Glaucoma VS Cataracts: How to Differentiate Between Two Common Eye Conditions

Prescription eye drops and surgical options such as laser treatment or even surgery are required to manage glaucoma in the long term. In contrast, cataracts can simply be treated by surgically removing the cloudy lens and replacing it with a prosthetic lens.

World Endometriosis Day: Expert debunks common myths around endometriosis

Endometriosis has different stages. In the first and second stages, when the disease is mild or there are cysts less than 2 cm and the woman has a good ovarian reserve, the patients can conceive naturally and may not need any treatment.

Swollen ankles and legs far from normal: Cardiologist lists signs of heart diseases in women

Feeling winded after minimal exertion or struggling to catch your breath while at rest could indicate an underlying heart issue. This can sometimes be mistaken for anxiety or respiratory problems.

Regenerative medicine: How it can be key to saving stroke patients from further damage

Stroke care isn’t just about stopping damage, it’s about rebuilding. Stem cell therapy kickstarts nerve repair, helping patients recover lost skills like walking or talking. Add in physical therapy, speech therapy, and oxygen-rich HBOT, and you’ve got a recipe for faster healing.

Explained: Why vitamin B12 deficiency MUST be screened timely

Vitamin B12 deficiency occurs when the body lacks enough of this vital nutrient to function properly. This can result from inadequate dietary intake, poor absorption, or certain medical conditions. Vegetarians, vegans, older adults, and individuals with gastrointestinal disorders such as celiac disease or Crohn's disease are particularly susceptible.

Does blood type influence ageing and longevity?

Humans have four main blood groups—A, B, AB, and O—determined by the presence or absence of specific antigens in the red blood cells(RBC). Scientists have been researching how blood type might influence aging and disease susceptibility.

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