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Gallstones are a common medical condition affecting millions of people worldwide. They can be extremely painful and significantly affect a person’s quality of life.  While various treatment options are available, including non-surgical methods to dissolve or remove...

Chest pain after gallbladder surgery is a relatively common occurrence that can cause concern for individuals who have undergone this procedure.  While the surgery is generally considered safe and effective, it is crucial to be aware of potential complications that...

Obesity and weight loss are sensitive issues that can significantly impact a person’s self-esteem, self-confidence, and general well-being. For many who struggle with their weight, it can seem like a never-ending cycle of weight loss fads and self-hatred. It can turn...

After undergoing bariatric surgery, it is common for patients to feel anxious about losing weight. They often wonder, ‘does weight loss happens after gastric sleeve surgery?’Yes, it does, but it is crucial to have reasonable expectations and realize that this process...

Bilateral herniation refers to the presence of hernias on both sides of the body, usually in the inguinal (groin) region. This means that a hernia is present on both the left and right sides of the body. Bilateral hernias are commonly seen in men more than women. The...

“Do you know what is the biggest cause of losing life and spreading like a pandemic? It’s obesity”, says Dr Harsh Sheth. “Obesity in a person leads to a series of health issues that can eventually take your life but prior to that, it takes your quality of life. Simple...

Bariatric or weight-loss surgery may be a viable and advantageous option when other weight-loss strategies are ineffective. Different types of weight loss surgery have various post-operative dietary recommendations and calorie limits, which alter how you digest food...

Laparoscopy is a form of minimally invasive surgery which allows surgeons to perform surgeries in the gastro-intestinal tract using small incisions rather than “opening up” a part of the body to gain access. This is made possible by inserting a laparoscope through one...

The inflammation of the appendix is known as appendicitis. Although appendicitis can affect anyone, people between ten to thirty years are mostly affected.  The appendix is a tiny pouch that protrudes from the colon. It is located in the lower right corner of the...

Inguinal hernias are pretty common, and researchers reckon that about 27% of men and 3% of women may have an inguinal hernia at some time in their life. An inguinal hernia can occur when tissue, such as a portion of your intestine, pushes through a delicate or weak...