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Save your kidney and treat your kidney stones before they cause a problem.
How Long Does it Take to Pass a Kidney Stone?

Kidney stones are solid masses that are formed when chemicals and minerals in the urine harden into a crystal. Usually, these chemicals and minerals such as uric acid…

Healthy food help patients prevent piles surgery. Eat your veggies & fruits, ditch the junk food, and stay hydrated.
Foods to Eat and Avoid after Piles Surgery

In the present world, we all started having junk, greasy and spicy foods even after getting to know these foods have an adverse effect on our health. Due to this, piles which…

Excess salt linked to high blood pressure & heart disease leading to death. Government initiatives needed to reduce salt.
Why India should cut down on its salt intake

The seemingly innocuous act of consuming salt can have dangerous repercussions when taken in excess. Excessive sodium intake contributes to the rise of hypertension, heart disease and stroke.

Flu & Pneumonia patients get Vaccinated! Flu shot protects against flu, fever, cough. Pneumococcal vaccine for adults aged 65 and more to prevent serious infections.
Adult Vaccinations at Hande Hospital

Flu vaccination can keep you from getting sick with the flu. Flu vaccine prevents millions of illnesses and flu-related doctor’s visits each year. The amount of protection

Studies show less sleep (under 7 hours) raises fatty liver disease risk. Quality sleep nightly to support liver health and overall well-being.
Inadequate sleep increases the risk of fatty Liver Disease.

In 2018, anatomists at the Toho University Graduate School of Medicine, Tokyo, Japan, performed a sleep deprivation experiment on lab mice. Mice usually sleep

High BP & diabetes can damage kidneys. Kidneys balance fluids, minerals & hormones, not just filter waste. Consult a doctor for swelling & adopt healthy habits for optimal kidney function.
Regular Screening is a must to Check Kidney Health says our Urologist – Dr. Raajiv Dorai

Dr. Raajiv Dorai reiterates that high blood pressure, diabetes, and hypertension are the most common risk factors for acute Kidney Injury (AKI) that could convert

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