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Modern surgery has evolved dramatically—today, patients expect safer procedures, quicker recovery, and minimal scarring. This is exactly why laparoscopic surgery, often called keyhole surgery, has become the preferred choice for many surgeons and patients around the world. With over 20 million laparoscopic procedures performed every year globally, it has now become the gold standard for …

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Rectal bleeding is one of those symptoms most people hope will “go away on its own.” But the truth is simple: rectal bleeding is never normal, even when the cause is mild. While hemorrhoids and fissures are common reasons, bleeding can also signal deeper conditions like inflammatory bowel disease, diverticular bleeding, polyps, or even colorectal …

Rectal Bleeding: 6 Warning Signs You Must Not Ignore Read More »

Stomach discomfort is something almost everyone experiences now and then. A little gas after a meal, occasional acidity, or a day of mild stomach upset isn’t unusual. But when stomach issues become frequent, persistent, or severe, they may signal something more serious. Studies show that 60–70% of adults experience gastrointestinal (GI) issues at some point …

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If you’ve been struggling with an anal fistula, you already know one harsh truth: it rarely heals on its own. What’s even more frustrating is the fear of recurrence—because once a fistula forms after an abscess, up to 10–50% can come back if not treated the right way. And that’s exactly why modern surgical options …

Fistula Treatment Guide: Modern Options That Minimize Recurrence Read More »

Facing surgery can feel overwhelming. Whether it’s ahernia repair, fissure surgery, or even a laparoscopic procedure, patients often experience a mix of anxiety and uncertainty. One of the most effective ways to feel confident before surgery is by asking the right questions. The more informed you are, the better your decisions and recovery outcomes will …

Questions to Ask Before Any Surgery – From Hernias to Fissures Read More »

Acid reflux, also known as gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), is one of the most common digestive disorders today—affecting nearly one in five adults globally. If you’ve been dealing with frequent heartburn, regurgitation, or that burning sensation in your chest that just won’t quit, you’re not alone. While occasional reflux is normal, persistent symptoms that interfere …

How to Know If You Need Surgery for Acid Reflux: Signs, Criteria & Surgical Options Read More »

A hernia might seem like a harmless bulge at first — often painless and easy to ignore. But did you know that some hernias can turn into life-threatening surgical emergencies within hours? When trapped tissue loses blood supply, it can lead to severe complications like bowel obstruction, gangrene, or sepsis.Knowing when a hernia becomes a …

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Introduction Living with piles (also known as hemorrhoids) can be uncomfortable, painful, and often embarrassing. For many, conservative treatments such as creams, fiber supplements, or sitz baths may not offer long-term relief—especially for advanced stages of the condition. In such cases, surgery becomes the most reliable option to ensure lasting comfort and freedom from pain.In …

Laser vs Traditional Piles Surgery: Which Is Better for Fast Recovery? Read More »

Introduction Constipation and piles (also known as hemorrhoids) are more than just discomfort—they’re often closely linked, creating a painful cycle that can worsen over time. At Dr. Rakesh Dhupia Jain’s clinic, known for its excellence in piles treatment, patients are educated and treated with utmost care using modern laser technology and expert diagnosis. But how …

How Constipation Can Lead to Piles? The Link Between Constipation and Piles: Breaking the Cycle Read More »

Introduction When it comes to abdominal hernias, two of the most common types people encounter are inguinal hernias and umbilical hernias. While both involve tissue pushing through a weak spot in the abdominal wall, their causes, symptoms, and treatments can differ significantly.At Dr. Rakesh Dhupia’s advanced hernia clinic in Indore, patients receive specialized care and …

Inguinal vs Umbilical Hernia: Key Differences and Treatments Read More »