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Know More About Your Nose

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Our nose is quite a remarkable body part.  We sniff from it, breathe from it, sneeze from it and leak from it. It is the part of the respiratory system that inhales oxygen and exhales carbon dioxide. In all of the five senses, only our nose is con

Omicron: Indication of Third Wave

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Pain Management with Physiotherapy

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Most of us deal with pain in our daily life due to poor posture of sitting, standing, or walking, or due to muscle strain or due to arthritis. Patients prefer medicines to get relief. Sometimes this medication goes for a long time. Patients go to a physio

Keep Your Kidney Healthy

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Kidney diseases are silent killers. They can affect your quality of life. There are several ways to rescue the risk of kidney disease. Let us withhold everything that hampers the wellbeing of our kidneys.

Earwax Blockage

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Earwax is very sticky, so it tends to collect microscopic waste that goes inside the ear. Without this protective barrier, your ear increases a variety of risks.

Allergies in Children

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The problem of allergy in children is quite common and one of the major reasons is the weakness of immunity. Sometimes this allergy can be fatal and sometimes normal. Some allergies progress over time and can become a problem.

Cord Blood Banking

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The blood stored in the umbilical cord connecting the mother to the baby is called cord blood. It is just like normal blood, but the only difference is that it contains a lot of stem cells.

Normal Delivery and Preparation Tips

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In a normal delivery, after 9 months due to labor pain, the baby comes out of the mother's uterus through the pelvis and the vagina. There is no surgery in normal delivery except a small incision (cut) is made in the vagina so that the baby can come out e

Middle Ear Infections in Children

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A middle ear infection is a painful infection. This infection is developed when the fluid gets blocked inside the ear due to cold, allergy, or the flu. The fluid lets the bacteria grow and pus builds up and pressure on your baby's eardrum causes it