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Dr. Vijay Rangachari on Priyanka Chopra on falling into ‘deep depression’ after botched nose surgery for polyps; know about the condition | The Indian Express
Priyanka Chopra on Falling into ‘Deep Depression’ after Botched Nose Surgery for Polyps; Know about the Condition
On The Howard Stern Show, where she recently made her debut, Priyanka Chopra talked openly about how a nasal polyps operation gone bad nearly ended her career in Bollywood and left her in "deep, deep depression." Dr Vijay Rangachari, consultant - ENT Surgeon, Manipal Hospital, Whitefield, Bangalore shares that the nose's supporting roof region may become infected following surgery, causing the bridge to sag and perhaps giving rise to a saddle-shaped nose deformity. "This may result in facial and nasal deformity. It necessitates rhinoplasty, which corrects the deformed portion of the nose using cartilage or more bone.
Date : May 5, 2023
Publication name : The Indian Express
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Manipal Hospitals :Whitefield, Bengaluru
Date : May 5, 2023
Publication name : The Indian Express
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Manipal Hospitals :Whitefield, Bengaluru
Dr. Sanjeev Rohatgi on HIV and hepatitis: Infections of the same ‘route’ | Happiest Health
HIV and Hepatitis: Infections of the Same ‘Route’
Dr Sanjeev Rohatgi, Lead Consultant -Liver Transplant and HPB Surgery at Manipal Hospital, Whitefield, reveals that even though Hepatitis B is more infectious than HIV, the root cause of both infections is the same. As a result, to rule out the possibility of Hepatitis B, patients with HIV are typically also examined for both conditions. Hepatitis liver infections, particularly Hepatitis B and C, are more likely to affect people who have HIV. They dramatically raise the risk of cirrhosis, liver cancer, and liver failure.
Date : May 4, 2023
Publication name : Happiest Health
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Manipal Hospitals :Whitefield, Bengaluru
Date : May 4, 2023
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Dr Tasneem Shah on Maternal mirror syndrome: Causes, symptoms, management, treatment of MMS | Hindustan Times | Bigyack.com | B2B Chief
Maternal Mirror Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms, Management, Treatment of MMS | Health
Recently, Dr Tasneem Shah, Consultant - Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Manipal Hospital Whitefield, explained Maternal Mirror Syndrome, also called Trigeminal Edema or Ballantyne Syndrome. It is a rare but severe condition that affects pregnant women. It can be caused by RH iso-immunisation, fetal infection, metabolic disorders, and the maternal response to a fetus with Barts Disease. Symptoms may include oedema or swelling of the body, mild albuminuria, unusual preeclampsia, and fetal symptoms related to fluid retention. Unfortunately, Mirror Syndrome often results in fetal or neonatal mortality, with preeclampsia being the most common form of maternal involvement. It is essential to seek medical attention promptly if any symptoms related to Mirror Syndrome are suspected.
Date : May 3, 2023
Publication name : Hindustan Times
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Manipal Hospitals :Whitefield, Bengaluru
Date : May 3, 2023
Publication name : Hindustan Times
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Manipal Hospitals :Whitefield, Bengaluru
Manipal Hospital Whitefield: Dr. Shrinivas R P on Pakistani baby born with 2 penises, no anus; know about rare condition chances of having which is ‘one in six million’ | The Indian Express
Dr. Shrinivas R P, Consultant - Urology, Manipal Hospital Whitefield, explains the rare medical condition of diphallia, which affects only one in six million births. He emphasises that managing these cases requires a multidisciplinary approach involving urologists, gastroenterologists, and other medical professionals to provide comprehensive and personalised treatment. Check out this article to know more.
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Date : May 1, 2023
Publication name : The Indian Express
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Manipal Hospitals :Whitefield, Bengaluru
Date : May 1, 2023
Publication name : The Indian Express
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Manipal Hospitals :Whitefield, Bengaluru
Dr. Shrinivas R P on Pakistani baby born with 2 penises, no anus; know about rare condition chances of having which is ‘one in six million’ | The Indian Express
Pakistani baby born with 2 penises, no anus; know about rare condition chances of having which is ‘one in six million
A boy was born in Pakistan with two penises and no anus. It is a rare medical condition known as Diphallia, which affects one in 6 million births. The condition can present as complete or incomplete diphallia. It is often associated with complex urological and gastrointestinal issues. The boy was born after 36 weeks and was discharged two days following a colonoscopy to create an opening for him to pass stool. The medical team treating the child did not reveal why both penises were left intact, but scans showed that the baby urinated from both penises as he had a single bladder attached to two urethras.
Date : May 1, 2023
Publication name : The Indian Express
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Manipal Hospitals :Whitefield, Bengaluru
Date : May 1, 2023
Publication name : The Indian Express
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Manipal Hospital Whitefield, Sarjapur and Jayanagar: Dr. Ayyappan V Nair on Sports Medicine Expert On: After A Severe Sports Injury, How Should A Sportsman Cope? | BoldSky
Dr. Ayyappan V Nair, Consultant - Shoulder Surgery, Sports Medicine, and Arthroscopy, Manipal Hospital Whitefield, Sarjapur, and Jayanagar, highlights the importance of sports psychology and medical care in the recovery process of severe sports injuries. Seeking assistance from qualified sports medicine specialists and accepting the psychological state of injury can help athletes actively work towards recovery, and achieve a full recovery in a reasonable amount of time. Know more from this insightful article.
#ManipalHospitalWhitefield #ManipalHospitalSarjapurRoad #ManipalHospitalJayanagar #YourManipal #LifesOn #Healthcare #SportsPsychology #Arthroscopy #SportsMedicine
Date : April 30, 2023
Publication name : BoldSky
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Manipal Hospitals :Whitefield, Bengaluru
Date : April 30, 2023
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Dr. Shrinivas R P on Doctor's Opinion: Are Women More Prone To Kidney Infections If UTIs Go Untreated? | BoldSky
Doctor's Opinion: Are Women More Prone To Kidney Infections If UTIs Go Untreated?
According to Dr Shrinivas R P, Consultant – Urology, Manipal Hospitals, women are more prone to kidney infections if urinary tract infections (UTIs) are left untreated. If the UTI spreads to the kidneys, it is categorised as a kidney infection. The urethra in women is shorter than in men, which makes it easier for the bacteria to enter the body and then travel to the bladder. A bladder infection has the potential to move to the kidneys. A pregnant woman is at a higher risk of developing a kidney infection. Fever, chills, back discomfort, and frequent urine can indicate a kidney infection. It is essential to get medical attention very away to avoid problems.
Date : April 30, 2023
Publication name : BoldSky
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Manipal Hospitals :Whitefield, Bengaluru
Date : April 30, 2023
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Dr. Shrinivas R P on Doctor's Opinion: Are Women More Prone To Kidney Infections If UTIs Go Untreated? | BoldSky
Dr. Shrinivas R P, Consultant – Urology, Manipal Hospital Whitefield, emphasizes the importance of early medical attention for urinary tract infections (UTIs) in women to prevent kidney infections. With the urethra being shorter in women than in men, bacteria can easily enter the body and lead to a bladder infection which, if left untreated, can spread to the kidneys. Read this article to know more.
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Date : April 30, 2023
Publication name : BoldSky
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Date : April 30, 2023
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Dr. Ayyappan V Nair on Sports Medicine Expert On: After A Severe Sports Injury, How Should A Sportsman Cope? | BoldSky
How Should a Sportsman Cope After a Severe Sports Injury?
The article discusses how sportspeople can cope with severe sports injuries. The input of a sports psychologist can be vital to deal with depression, lack of compliance with treatment, straying from healthy dietary habits, and lack of focus on their sport. Acceptance is the psychological state in which an injured athlete is aware of the difficulties of injury but can control their emotions to actively figure out what needs to be done immediately to recover from the injury. The most important part of treating a severe sports injury is medical care. It is crucial to seek assistance from sports medicine specialists who are appropriately qualified, experienced, and knowledgeable about your specific injury to improve the chances of a full recovery in a fair amount of time.
Date : April 30, 2023
Publication name : BoldSky
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Manipal Hospitals :Whitefield, Bengaluru
Date : April 30, 2023
Publication name : BoldSky
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Manipal Hospitals :Whitefield, Bengaluru
Dr. Sanjeev Rohatgi on World Liver Day: Fatty liver disease: An alarming concern | Bangalore Mirror
World Liver Day: Fatty Liver Disease: An Alarming Concern:
Fatty liver disease is one of the leading causes of liver failure in adults, and early diagnosis is advisable since the condition is reversible with treatment. Obesity, diabetes, excess alcohol intake, and overeating are the main factors that cause the accumulation of extra fat in the liver leading to fatty liver disease. Childhood obesity is a common cause of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) in children. If left untreated, it can progress to fibrosis and cirrhosis of the liver. Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease is also expected to rise exponentially. Maintaining a balanced and nutritious diet, maintaining a healthy weight, avoiding self-medicating and unnecessary medications, living a healthy lifestyle by avoiding alcohol and smoking and getting timely vaccinations are some steps to maintain liver health. The patient should seek medical help early if concerns such as jaundice, unexplained tiredness, lethargy, nausea or abdominal pain occur.
Date : April 27, 2023
Publication name : Bangalore Mirror
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Manipal Hospitals :Whitefield, Bengaluru
Date : April 27, 2023
Publication name : Bangalore Mirror
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Manipal Hospitals :Whitefield, Bengaluru
