Hormones play a crucial role in women’s overall health, and an imbalance—whether too much or too little—can have profound effects on both physical and mental well-being. Conditions such as PCOS and PCOD often stem from hormonal imbalance and lead to a range of issues like period irregularities, fertility challenges, weight…
CT brain vs MRI brain
MRI and CT are the two most widely used diagnostic tools; playing pivotal roles in assessing various organs, specializing in evaluating brain health. While distinct in their approaches, both of these techniques excel at accurately identifying abnormalities and neurological issues. Join us in this blog as we understand the intricacies…
8 cardiac tests to keep your heart healthy
In recent times, terms like “cardiac,” “cardio,” and “heart health” have become increasingly prevalent, but not for the right reasons. The surge in cardiac problems has instilled fear in many, which makes us question what measures we’ve taken to fight this inevitable risk. Beyond hitting the gym, at the same…
Inside of the intestines: Colonoscopy
Our intestines perform the most crucial bodily function: digestion. Imagine if we could take a camera inside it and look for any abnormalities? Thanks to modern medicine, we’ve been granted the ability to venture inside this intricate system with the help of a camera, which uncovers potential abnormalities. A colononoscopy…
CBCT – What is it and how does it work?
you must have heard about CT, but did you know there’s something called CBCT? Dentists use CBCT, or cone beam computed tomography, as a specialized type of CT scan for dental purposes Now I know there are many questions on your mind. What are its uses? How does it work?…
Decoding the brain MRI scan
MRI is a diagnostic tool which serves as a versatile means to assess various organs within the body. Among these, the brain holds a position of unparalleled significance, responsible for vital functions that command our entire physiological system. Recognizing the pivotal role the brain plays, it becomes a necessity to…
Osteoporosis: Symptoms, causes and prevention
Have you noticed how your parents or grandparents shrink with age? This is often linked to osteoporosis. The term “osteoporosis” originates from Latin, signifying “porous bones.” This condition arises when new bone formation is slow and fails to keep pace with old bone removal. When examining an X-ray of a…
Everything you need to know about Hepatitis B
Hepatitis B is a liver disease caused by the hepatitis group of viruses. The word hepatitis means inflammation. Hepatitis B is termed as a silent epidemic, this virus often presents without symptoms, leading to chronic infections that can unknowingly be transmitted to others. Recognizing the importance of staying informed, regular…
Common Flu: Prevention, treatment and recovery
Ever wonder how the flu manages to sneak its way into our lives? The flu affects everyone at some point in life. Dealing with the seasonal flu, where each person in the family falls sick one after the other, can be particularly challenging. Measures such as using hot water, dietary…
The role of PSA tests in prostate cancer
Prostate cancer is a type of cancer that starts in the walnut-shaped prostate gland. This gland is an integral part of a man’s reproductive system. Prostates make PSA protein, usually found in semen, but it releases a very small amount in the blood. Prostate-specific antigen is a popular screening tool…