Colon cancer is still more common in older adults, but being in your 20s, 30s or early 40s does not make persistent bowel symptoms automatically harmless. Colon cancer under 45 is uncommon compared with disease at older ages, but colorectal…
Having gallstones does not automatically mean you need ERCP before gallbladder surgery. ERCP is mainly considered when a stone has moved from the gallbladder into the common bile duct, a condition called choledocholithiasis, or when there is strong evidence that…
Finding out that you have both GERD and a hiatal hernia can make surgery sound inevitable. In reality, many people with a hiatal hernia never need an operation. For patients with GERD with a hiatal hernia, surgery becomes more relevant…
Hernia mesh is widely used to strengthen weakened tissue during hernia repair and can reduce the chance of the hernia returning compared with many non-mesh techniques. For most adults undergoing groin hernia repair, international guidelines support a mesh-based repair when…
Robotic and laparoscopic hernia surgery are both minimally invasive approaches that can repair a hernia through small incisions. The main difference lies in how the surgeon controls the instruments. In laparoscopic hernia surgery, the surgeon directly operates long instruments while…
Preparing your bowel properly is one of the most important steps before a colonoscopy. A colonoscopy preparation diet in India usually involves temporarily reducing high-fibre foods and, depending on your doctor’s instructions, switching to low-fibre foods or clear liquids before…
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