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Dysgraphia is a neurological learning disorder that makes writing unusually difficult, even when a person has normal intelligence and has received proper education. It is not caused by laziness or poor teaching but is linked to the way the brain processes language, fine motor skills, and memory.
Imagine there's a bacteria that affects your little one’s nose and it's making it hard for your child to breathe and sleep, right? Well, doctors have a special trick to eliminate that annoying bug! It's called a nose-cleaning operation, or an adenoidectomy.
Ugh, joint pain! Ever feel like your body's turning into a creaky old door? You're not alone. Hundreds of people deal with achy joints, but hey, there's hope! In this blog, we'll talk about what causes joint pain and how to finally get some relief. Plus, we'll throw in some tips to keep those joints happy and healthy in the long run.
Our hearts are pretty amazing, like a tireless pump, they keep us going strong. But just like any motor engine, sometimes they need a little check-up and the trouble is, our hearts aren't always the best at shouting warnings.
Polycystic Ovary Disease (PCOD) or Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) often cause confusion due to their similar names and overlapping symptoms. While we’ll delve into the differences between the two later, let’s first explore PCOD.
We all want a healthy lifestyle but are we leading one? An average human being eats 3 meals a day but have you ever noticed how much cholesterol your meal contains? In simple words, cholesterol is an essential fat requirement of our body to carry out daily activities. It is very important for better heart health.
Liver cancer is a serious illness and one of the most rapidly developing cancer kinds all over the world. Liver cancer is classified into two types: primary and secondary. Primary cancer starts in the liver while secondary cancer spreads to the liver from another section of the body. In the following sections, we’ll discuss primary cancer in detail.
A kidney transplant is a surgery where a damaged kidney is replaced with a healthy one from a donor. The kidney could come from a deceased organ donor or a living donor. In certain cases, the family members or individuals who are a good match may be willing to give one of their kidneys. This form of transplant is known as a live transplant.
Kidney stones (also known as renal calculi, nephrolithiasis, or urolithiasis) are hard deposits of minerals and salts that form within the kidney. As urine passes through the kidneys, it can become extremely concentrated. When urine becomes too concentrated, calcium, uric acid salts, and other chemicals dissolved in it crystallise to form a kidney stone, also known as renal calculus. Typically, calculus is the size of a little pebble.
Getting a kidney transplant surgery can be a life-changing experience, and you must know what to expect. Kidney transplants are one of the most common organ transplants, accounting for more than 70% of all organ transplants. A kidney transplant will help you live an active and healthy lifestyle, but it’s not without its risks.
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