Message from the Editor
Our dear passionate KWAY readers, this month’s edition starts with a warm welcome! Warm is not only the welcome but also our summer. Yes, the warmest month of the year is here.
Temperatures peaking so high we can see people planning vacations to cool themselves on one side.
On the other hand, we see students preparing for their entrance exams and having their adrenaline rush throughout this month.
The month of May will also be filled with youngsters, with complaints of exam anxiety, fatigue, dehydration, and anger.
Well, the weather isn’t the only thing hot, patients feel their emotions are let out as anger and especially in summer this emotion of anger just sparks up instantly.
The sweat and the heat make us lose our patience is what we think … but the science behind it is that in hot weather we tend to restrain ourselves from physical activity and also get dehydrated easily.
CLICK TO VIEW APRIL 2024 HIGHLIGHTSPeriodontal Disease - Raising Awareness
Although dental caries is the most common dental disease, the second one is periodontal disease (which is commonly referred to as gum disease). At first periodontal disease starts as gingivitis and progresses to periodontitis, if left untreated. Initially, gingivitis can be noticed by the redness, and swelling in the gums. Patients with gingivitis will experience bleeding on brushing. As the disease progresses symptoms like bad breath, sensitivity to hot and cold foods, receding gums (gums that pull away from your teeth, making your teeth look longer than usual), pus in the gum line, new spaces that develop between your teeth, pain on chewing, changes in the way the teeth fit together when you bite may also occur in periodontitis.
READ FULL ARTICLEViral Infections – Why Are They Common in Summer and How to Avoid Them?
Some viruses survive and multiply in cold climates and others in warmer temperatures. Certain viruses affecting the respiratory system and gastro-intestinal tract widely circulate during the summer months.
With the onset of summer, along with looking for ways to escape the heat, we must also equip ourselves with information to prevent these viral infections.
READ FULL ARTICLESummer and Certain Frequently Asked Questions
In summer, we need a lot of water for our daily routine life. Most of the time, we forget this and start as usual. Hence, we face a lot of problems during summer. You should drink at least two and half to three litres of water along with vegetables. Juicy fruits are to be taken; a lot of green leafy vegetables will help in preventing constipation.
READ FULL ARTICLEMust Know Baby Care for New Parents
Congrats and welcome to parenthood. It is a joy and also a responsibility. Know how to take care of your little one with a background of scientific evidence.
READ FULL ARTICLELet Us Cope - Test Anxiety
We are living in a highly competitive world, where the students have to run, run and run to win the race without even knowing why they are running. It is quite natural to be anxious before the final race. Nevertheless, when it adversely affects your performance, you need to cope up with that anxiety in the right way.
READ FULL ARTICLESummer and Skin
Summers in India are pretty severe, apart from sweaty and greasy skin there are many other skin problems that are common during summer. It is not possible to completely avoid getting exposed to this climate, but we can prepare and learn about the common skin conditions and how to handle them. The hot and humid climate can also invite various infections. In this article, we will discuss the common skin problems in summer and their remedies.
READ FULL ARTICLEKuralum Maruthuvamum | குறளும் மருத்துவமும்
Watch Dr. Yamini Kannappan, Consultant psychiatrist at Kauvery Hospital share some thoughts about a particular thirukural that emphasizes the importance of analysing an information before believing it.
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This is first time I’m visited kauvery hospital I am writing to extend my heartfelt gratitude for the exceptional services which I got from Dr Anatharaman sir, when we met doctor sir he was immediately captured the issue of my father he was given positive vibes to my father and said simply nothing to worry & secretary Sravanthy madam she has given awesome service and she has helped us from morning admission to till discharged before when I called her at late night she picked up and listened to issues which i told her immediately she arranged for angiography appointment with doctor next day morning and done successfully.
I would like to especially acknowledge Mrs Sravanthy madam whose outstanding coordination played a pivotal role in the smooth progression of my father angiography. Her ability to keep both myself and Hospital dedicated staff Mrs Divya efficiently engaged throughout the day was truly impressive.
The thoroughness of the services and the attentiveness of the staff were remarkable, making the entire experience both comfortable and reassuring. It is evident that your team’s commitment to health and patient satisfaction is of the highest standard.
Thank you once again for your excellent service. I look forward to recommending your facility to friends and family considering kauvery hospital in the future.
– M.S