Dr. Sanjoy Mandal | GI Cancer surgeon

  Laparoscopic surgery has become an important technique for various medical procedures. It offers patients a safer and quicker recovery option. One of the most common laparoscopic surgery is gallbladder removal, also known as laparoscopic cholecystectomy. What is Laparoscopic Gallbladder Removal? Laparoscopic gallbladder removal is a minimally invasive surgical procedure used to remove the gallbladder. Instead of making large cuts, the surgeon makes a few small cuts in the abdomen and inserts a tiny camera and surgical instruments. The camera helps guide the surgeon in carefully removing the gallbladder without causing much trauma to the surrounding tissues. This technique reduces pain, scarring and recovery time. Why is it Done and Who Should Undergo This Surgery? Laparoscopic gallbladder removal is performed when a patient has gallstones that cause pain, inflammation or complications such as infection. Some common reasons for undergoing this surgery include: 1.Gallstones leading...

Piles, often referred to as swollen veins in the lower rectum region, can be a painful and frustrating condition. They cause discomfort while pooping and can even lead to bleeding. Understanding what leads to piles is the first step toward managing and preventing them. Let’s read about some of the common causes of piles. Chronic Constipation One of the most common reasons for developing piles is chronic constipation. When you are constipated, you tend to strain during bowel movements. This extra pressure puts a strain on the walls of the blood vessels in the rectal area.  This can cause them to swell and form piles. Regular, smooth bowel movements are key to keeping these veins healthy. Ageing As we age, our body tissues naturally lose elasticity, including those supporting the veins in the rectum. This weakening makes the veins more prone to swelling. Being aware of this change can help you adopt preventive measures, such as maintaining a high-fibre diet and staying active. Sittin...