How to Prevent a Hernia: Key Factors to Consider
That’s a tough question but one can take measures to prevent a hernia to a certain extent. Occurrence of hernias can be sporadic or genetic. A surgeon often sees patterns that link lifestyle factors with increased risk. Hernia occurring due to the following reasons...
If I am diagnosed with piles do I always need surgery?
Piles (or haemorrhoids) refers to swollen and inflamed blood vessel in the anorectal area. It usually presents as painless bleeding (blood in the pan) in the initial stages and later becomes painful with discomfort. Piles may also present as itching and or swelling...
Why is it important to get a colonoscopy before treating an anorectal problem (such as piles, fissure or fistula)?
Patients who undergo anorectal surgeries/treatments such as piles, fissure, fistula come back with recurrence of symptoms. This is often the fear !! The aim of any surgical intervention or medical treatment is to minimise risk of recurrence while treating the disease...
The Future of Minimally Invasive Surgery : ROBOTIC SURGERY
Many of you now understand Minimally Invasive Surgery, in which the Laproscopic surgeon operates inside the abdomen via tiny keyholes, assisted by a video camera. The technique requires surgeons to train hard and learn new skills. It is limited by 2D vision and...