Laparoscopic vs. robotic hernia surgery: what’s the difference?
A few years ago, undergoing surgery required larger incisions (invasive approaches), which involved a risk of infection and long recovery times. However, recent technological improvements in the medical industry led to the development of advanced surgical techniques (minimally invasive approaches) that require very small incisions. Of many health problems, hernia is one of the more complicated ones that used invasive approaches to repair until a few years ago, but now minimally
Obesity and Ageing: Everything You Need to Know
We know ageing induces many changes in our bodies. However, some are inevitable, while others can be managed or even prevented. Of many health issues that come with aging, obesity is one and the most important among them. People of any age can become obese, and the reasons are any, but when it comes to ageing, hormonal changes and less active lifestyles are the major risk factors. This is because
Everything you need to know about Thyroid Surgeries
The thyroid gland helps in many ways, like regulating the metabolism of your body, energy production, and overall hormonal balance. It is a small, butterfly-shaped organ located in your neck. Though it is a small gland, it has great effects on various bodily functions such as heart rate, body temperature, and weight management. However, this thyroid gland is vulnerable to various disorders that can interrupt its regular functions, which require medical
Interconnection Between Obesity and Urinary Incontinence
Obesity and urinary incontinence are common health problems that may seem unrelated. However, some research and clinical observations suggest both are related. Obesity is defined as the building up of excessive body fat, which may result in various health complications, of which urinary incontinence can be one. It is defined as involuntary leakage of urine. Experts say that around 30% of obese people suffer from urinary incontinence, making it one of
The Impact of Obesity on Kidney Disease: A Deep Dive into the Link
Obesity is a chronic health condition affecting millions of people in India. It is usually defined as acquiring excess body fat, resulting in overweight or obesity. Obesity is known for developing many health-related complications, like heart problems, diabetes, and high blood pressure. Furthermore, it also increases the risk of developing kidney disease. The main function of kidneys is to filter waste from the blood, and when it comes to obese