गुरुग्राम के आर्टेमिस अस्पताल में मनाया गया विश्व रीढ़ दिवस , अब भारत में भी इलाज हुआ सम्भव
Artemis Hospital, Gurugram organised a spinal health and well being campaign on the occasion of World Spine Day. During the event we got an opportunity to speak with Dr Hitesh Garg, Head Ortho Spine Surgery, Artemis Hospital. In conversation with Radio Dwarka, he shares Causes, Precautions and Treatment of Back Pain(Kamar Dard)
रीढ़ का टेढापन Artemis Hospital Gurgaon, today launched a 15 days 'Scoliosis Disease Awareness Campaign'. The campaign, starting from 15th December to 3st December 2020, is targeted to create awareness about spinal cord deformities disease called Scoliosis. The purpose of the campaign is to make the community aware about this Disease and its available treatments
A 43-years old cancer survivor named Mrs. Vaijanti, did not let cancer win over her life. In 2017, she was diagnosed with stage-3 breast carcinoma and in the process of treatment, she went through breast surgery. Despite 16 rounds of chemotherapy, which is a challenge in itself, the suffering did not stop here and cancer started spreading to other body parts as well.
A 43-years old cancer survivor named Mrs. Vaijanti, did not let cancer win over her life. In 2017, she was diagnosed with stage-3 breast carcinoma and in the process of treatment, she went through breast surgery. Despite 16 rounds of chemotherapy, which is a challenge in itself, the suffering did not stop here and cancer started spreading to other body parts as well.
Artemis Hospital on Tuesday launched a “Scoliosis Disease Awareness Campaign” to raise awareness about spinal deformities. The hospital has planned to organise series of activities between December 15 and 31. The purpose of the campaign is to make people aware about availability of solutions of Scoliosis diseases under one roof at Artemis Hospital. Dr Hitesh Garg is leading the team to provide solutions to Scoliosis diseases.
The members of NMC have already been an issue of debate. In the first draft bill when it was formulated, it was proposed that the committee will have 25 members and out of those 25 members 21 will be from a medical background. There was a constant debate about who is going to nominate those members and if those members are only going to be from the government background, then the private sector will be left out of representation.
Raksha a 26 year old computer engineer working in a reputed MNC, left her job 3 years ago due to persistent neck pain. She shares her experience as "I tried almost everything from rest to medicines to physiotherapy. When nothing helped me permanently, I decided to quit my job as a 'coder' and have rest". This isn't just the story of Raksha , but many more are like this.
GURUGRAM: Bumpy, dusty and pothole-ridden roads in the city are not only adding to rising pollution levels, but also taking a toll on the health of drivers, in many cases leading to severe back ailments.
GURUGRAM: Shreya Sharma (30), a software engineer, was suffering from muscle ache and restlessness from past six months. She was in for shock after she got a blood test done. Her reports pointed out that she had...
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