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What to Expect Before, During and After Varicose Vein Laser Treatment?

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Varicose veins are twisted swollen veins, often seen on the legs, that can cause heaviness, aching, swelling, itching or discomfort. If lifestyle measures and other conservative therapies don’t provide enough relief of symptoms, laser therapy may be an option to close the affected vein and divert blood flow through other, healthier veins.  Best Interventional Radiology Hospital In Hisar  evaluates and provides minimally invasive treatment options depending on the patient’s condition, symptoms and vein health. But what happens before, during and after varicose vein laser treatment? Cognizance of each step of the process can help patients feel more knowledgeable and prepared for each step of the treatment process. What is laser varicose vein treatment? Laser treatment for varicose veins, or endovenous laser treatment and endovenous laser ablation, is a minimally invasive medical technique to address problematic veins. It does not involve surgical removal of the vein but, rather,...

How Long Does It Take to Recover After Hernia Surgery?

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Healing from surgery for a hernia usually takes anywhere between 1 to 6 weeks. The healing period depends on the type of the surgery, the location and size of the hernia and the health and activity level of the patient. Healing from the surgery for a minimally invasive technique of treating a hernia is relatively faster than the healing period from open surgery. However, this varies from one patient to another. At Sarvesh Health City, the patients are checked and provided the treatment for different types of hernias such as inguinal hernias, umbilical hernias, incisional and other abdominal wall hernias. The method of surgery is determined depending on the evaluation of the hernia and the specific health requirements of the patient. How Long Does it Take to Recover From Hernia Surgery? In most cases, you can resume your usual activities a few weeks after hernia surgery. However, you might be able to perform the light routine tasks a few days after the procedure, but will not be able to...

What Are Brain Infections? Causes, Symptoms and Treatment

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A brain infection takes place when an infecting agent enters the brain, brain coverings or tissues located in the immediate proximity. In case of infection of one of these regions, encephalitis (brain inflammation) or meningitis (inflammation of the membranes covering the brain and spinal cord) will be diagnosed. There are infections that come suddenly with severe symptoms and those that occur gradually. Proper medical care must be sought immediately because some of brain infections affect memory, movement and consciousness and other brain functions. What Causes Brain Infections? Brain infections can be caused by many infectious agents. The most common are: 1. Infections Viruse Viruses are common causes of encephalitis and meningitis. After infecting other parts of the body, some viruses can spread into the nervous system. Herpes viruses, enteroviruses and some mosquito or tick borne viruses are examples. 2. Bacterial Infections BThe bacteria can cause diseases such as bacterial mening...

When Is Cardiac Critical Care Needed After a Heart Attack?

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  A heart attack is a serious medical emergency that requires immediate attention and close monitoring. Even if the blocked artery is treated, the heart may still be at risk for complications. For some patients, the standard treatment for the heart is fine. Some people will have to be placed in the heart unit for intensive care, so doctors can monitor them closely and provide them with advanced treatments. The families can learn to understand the importance of seeking timely medical help after a heart attack. The families can learn about when critical care is required. Sarvesh Health City offers 24×7 monitoring and critical care support for patients suffering from serious cardiac conditions if needed. What Happens to the Heart During a Heart Attack? A heart attack is a stoppage of blood flow to a portion of the heart muscle . This is usually caused by a blood clot or plaque buildup in a coronary artery .. When the heart doesn’t receive adequate oxygen-rich blood, the heart muscle ...