Nine days of vrat and garba until midnight can leave your body short of water, and that is where Navratri fasting kidney stone trouble usually starts. Fasting itself is not the problem. Low water intake, salty vrat snacks, and hours of dancing in warm weather make your urine strong and concentrated, and concentrated urine is...Read More
Bladder stones are hard mineral deposits formed inside the bladder. These are painful and may lead to some complications if left untreated in more severe cases. However, there are various reasons why bladder stones form; one of the main contributors is a balanced diet which does not allow the formation of stones and maintains bladder...Read More
Your bladder is crucial to your overall health, yet it’s often ignored until problems arise. As a leading urologist in Ahmedabad, Dr. Dushyant Pawar highlights the importance of maintaining bladder health to avoid discomfort and long-term complications. Here are expert-recommended bladder health tips to help you keep your bladder in optimal condition. Stay Hydrated Drinking...Read More
Prostatectomy, a pivotal intervention in urological surgery, involves the surgical removal of the prostate gland. This blog aims to provide an in-depth exploration of it, by knowing its various types, indications, preparatory measures, recovery care, long-term implications, advancements, and alternative treatments. Knowing the Surgical Prostate Removal Prostatectomy, also known as prostate surgery, encompasses a spectrum...Read More
Traumatic injuries to the bladder and urethra are serious conditions that often result from accidents or direct trauma to the lower abdomen and pelvic area. This comprehensive guide explores the mechanisms, symptoms, treatment, and prevention of traumatic bladder injury and traumatic urethral bleeding, offering vital information for both patients and healthcare providers. Overview of Traumatic...Read More
Any type of cancer development is characterized by an unusual and abnormal multiplication of cells. The main reason for this unusual activity of cells is the absence of an important property in cancerous cells known as contact inhibition. This property of normal cells helps them to seize their growth and multiplication as they get in...Read More
As you get older and after having children, women are more prone to experience an overactive bladder (also known as urine frequency). Overactive bladder symptoms can occur in men who have an enlarged prostate. Urinary frequency can also be a side effect of diabetes, certain drugs, and neurological conditions. Bladder Anatomy When full, your bladder...Read More
Woman holding her stomach on her bed due to a UTI or hyperactive bladder pain. Urinary tract discomfort is experienced by two-thirds of women. If you fall into this category, you might be unsure whether a urinary tract infection or an overactive bladder is to blame. Strong, frequent urination urges are a feature of overactive...Read More
Overactive bladder, called OAB, makes a continuous and unexpected urge to urinate that sometimes might be difficult to control. You might feel like you want to pass urine constantly and may likewise encounter unintentional loss of urine (urgency incontinence). Assuming you have an overactive bladder, you might feel humiliated, seclude yourself, or break point your...Read More
