Family & General Medicine

Diabetes Insipidus – Causes and Treatment

Diabetes Insipidus is a disorder in which the person produces a lot of dilute or light-colored urine even when he/she…

1 year ago

Is it possible to reverse diabetes?

Glucose, a type of natural sugar, is absorbed from the food we consume, after which it enters the blood. Insulin,…

2 years ago

The Important Role Exercise Plays in Managing Diabetes

When a person is diagnosed with diabetes, the following four factors shall help keep sugar in control. A balanced diet…

2 years ago

6 Complications of Uncontrolled Diabetes

Diabetes Mellitus is a condition in which the body is not able to efficiently convert glucose in the blood into…

2 years ago

Do you have a white tongue? Know why?

The tongue is a fascinating organ with the pink, top layer made up of hundreds of tiny, finger-like projections called…

2 years ago

Anemia – Causes, Treatment and Prevention

What is Hemoglobin? Oxygen is the life-force of human beings and it comes from the air we breathe. Oxygen is…

2 years ago

Painkillers for Acute and Chronic Pain

Pain is one of the most common and immediate outcomes of several ailments and health conditions. The pain can be…

2 years ago

Diuretics: Types and Uses in Treatment

Diuretics, also called ‘water pills’, are a class of medicines that are used to reduce high blood-pressure. Fluid retention is…

2 years ago

Why should Triglycerides be within normal limits?

Triglycerides are a type of fat found in the human body.  They come from the fats we consume and further,…

2 years ago

Diabetes patches – what are they and who should use them?

Diabetes has become increasingly common over the years, with India being home to nearly 77 million diabetics as of Nov…

2 years ago