Tuesday, 16 February 2016

Early Detection of Insulin Resistance Can Solve PCOS Puzzle

Do you wonder what is causing your PCOS?  If you could just identify what is causing it, possibly you could remove the cause and this disease would go away. Or at least be much easier to manage.
For the majority of women with polycystic ovary syndrome, a primary cause of symptoms is the presence of a medical condition called “insulin resistance”.  Insulin resistance simply means your cells are “resistant” to or are under-responding to the hormone insulin.  Therefore, insulin cannot efficiently tell the cells to store blood sugar or perform a multitude of other tasks.  The result is that the entire body is thrown into a state of imbalance and distress, leading to weight gain, belly fat, ovulation problems, mood disorders, and skin and hair issues.

6 Ways to Tame Stress When You Have Diabetes

Stress can hamper your diabetes care. For instance, if you have so much on your mind that you skip meals or forget to take your medicines, that will affect your blood sugar level.
Life will always have challenges and setbacks, but you have the power to choose how you respond to it. Use these six tips as a start.
As you start to feel better after your transplant, you may be struck by the sudden return of your appetite. After being sick for a while, it can be a great feeling. For the first time in ages, you really enjoy eating again. But as great as that feeling is, eating a lot has that well-known downside: weight gain. And unfortunately, the steroids that you're taking can both boost your appetite and make it harder for your body to use carbohydrates. The result can be excess fat. Experts say that wait...

6 Ways to Tame Stress When You Have Diabetes

Stress can hamper your diabetes care. For instance, if you have so much on your mind that you skip meals or forget to take your medicines, that will affect your blood sugar level.
Life will always have challenges and setbacks, but you have the power to choose how you respond to it. Use these six tips as a start.
As you start to feel better after your transplant, you may be struck by the sudden return of your appetite. After being sick for a while, it can be a great feeling. For the first time in ages, you really enjoy eating again. But as great as that feeling is, eating a lot has that well-known downside: weight gain. And unfortunately, the steroids that you're taking can both boost your appetite and make it harder for your body to use carbohydrates. The result can be excess fat. Experts say that wait...

Monday, 15 February 2016

Knee replacement cost in India


  • India is the mostly preferred medical tourism destination. Because it provides low cost Knee replacement surgery option for all its national and international medical tourists.
  • The cost of knee replacement surgery in India is almost ¼ of the cost that in UK, US and other developed countries.
  • The details below shows the cost comparison of knee replacement surgery in India and other countries.

Does PCOS affect Pregnancy ??

Women with PCOS are at higher risk for certain problems or complications during pregnancy.The main question is how does PCOS affect pregnancy?
In addition, infants born to mothers with PCOS are at higher risk of spending time in the neonatal intensive care unit or dying before, during, or right after birth. Complications of pregnancy associated with PCOS, such as preeclampsia, could be a reason for these risks. Also, conditions common to PCOS like metabolic syndrome and increased androgens may increase the risks affecting infants.Now,how actual PCOS affect Pregnancy?

Sunday, 14 February 2016

Top10 Orthopedic or knee Replacement surgeons in Mumbai




This list will help you if you are suffering from muscle or joint pain. Do you have chronic back problems? There are more than 28 million Indians who suffers some type of musculoskeletal problem each year. These problems includes sprains, strains and small injuries.As well as knee, shoulder, and back pain etc.
Most of the people think that these are general problems.Medicines are the best solution for them for these problems.But they never ask one question to themselves :DO WE NEED A SURGEON????
No doubt  medication and physical therapy could be the best solutions.Orthopedic doctors provide treatment to all musculoskeletal issues. They do everything that they can. . When these treatments no longer provide relief for pain and other symptoms, they may recommend surgery.

Wednesday, 10 February 2016

TO USE OR NOT TO USE ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES FOR POLYCYSTIC OVARY SYNDROME MANAGEMENT

In India, Polycystic ovarian syndrome is one of the most common endocrine disorders affecting women. Reportedly, around 10 per cent of women in India are affected with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS). Women with PCOS have various symptoms which may be cosmetic; such as acne, facial hair and pigmentation, gynecological; such as irregular periods, infertility and recurrent pregnancy loss, or endocrinological; such as obesity, insulin resistance and diabetes.