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Salman Khan's Body Double Parvez Kazi Undergoes Heart Surgery: When Is It Needed?
The need for stents or surgery in coronary blockages depends on blockage location, severity, symptoms, and heart function, not just the number of blockages.
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Surge In H1N1 Cases Across India: Does Swine Flu Also Cause Stomach Issues In Children?
Influenza primarily affects the respiratory system, including the nose, throat and lungs. However, the infection can also cause symptoms outside the respiratory system. The body's immune response to the virus can cause symptoms such as nausea, weakness and loss of appetite.
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H1N1 Cases Rising: Experts Urge Precautions, Avoid Crowded Places
Delhi sees a rise in H1N1 cases as experts advise avoiding crowded places if symptoms appear. Here is who remains at highest risk and key prevention tips.
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H1N1 Or Food Poisoning? Why Your Digestive Issues Might Actually Be Swine Flu
Mild nausea, diarrhoea or vomiting may settle as the H1N1 infection improves. However, stomach symptoms should not automatically be dismissed as food poisoning or a simple stomach infection.
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16-Year-Old Lives In Pond Due To Severe Burning Sensation: Erythromelalgia Explained
Erythromelalgia is a rare condition involving the nerves and small blood vessels. It causes episodes, or flares, in which affected areas can become hot, red, swollen and extremely painful.
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Can You Be Mentally Unwell Without Feeling Sad Or Anxious?
Mental health problems do not always look like sadness or anxiety. Changes in sleep, energy, appetite, concentration, relationships, interest and behaviour can sometimes be the quieter signs that something is wrong
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What Is A Cortisol Face And How To Get Rid Of It?
A cortisol face is a trending, non-medical term used to describe a rounder, puffier, and more swollen appearance of the face. These changes are largely linked to the distribution of fat and fluid retention associated with high cortisol levels.
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Trapped Gas Or A Warning Sign? When Severe Stomach Pain Needs Immediate Medical Care
Trapped gas could be a warning sign when it causes severe stomach pain. Here are the symptoms that indicate when medical help is required and the medical conditions that warrant a doctor visit.
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Woman's 'Pins and Needles' Dismissed As Old Injury Was Terminal Brain Cancer, What To Know About Glioblastoma
Bryony Hill, 40-year-old mother-of-five, started to experience headaches and had a feeling that her skull was "lumpy". She first saw her GP in September 2025 and was prescribed medication for migraines. A month later, severe pain in her right ankle was thought to be tendonitis, which was linked to an old ankle injury from rock climbing 18 years ear...
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After Dengue: Why Palpitations And Breathlessness Shouldn't Be Ignored
Palpitations may feel like a racing, pounding, fluttering or irregular heartbeat. During dengue recovery, several factors can contribute to this sensation
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Jasmin Bhasin Suffers Memory Loss After Khatron Ke Khiladi Stunt: When Is A Concussion Serious?
Actor Jasmin Bhasin suffered temporary memory loss and a mild concussion after a stunt on Khatron Ke Khiladi 15, highlighting concussion risks.
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H5N1 Bird Flu Checklist: Early Symptoms, Who Is At Risk, And Safety Tips To Follow
The recent H5N1 bird flu spread in Australia has raised public health concerns. Here are the early symptoms, those who remain at high risk, and how to stay safe.
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H1N1 Outbreak At Bengaluru School, 500+ Students Fall Sick: What Parents Should Know
Over 500 students and 21 staff at Clarence High School in Bengaluru report flu-like symptoms; two students confirmed with H1N1.
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It's Not Just Nerves: Understanding Essential Tremor, The Common Condition You've Never Heard Of
Essential tremor is a different neurological condition that causes rhythmic involuntary shaking. It can technically affect almost any part of your body, including your head, trunk or voice but most commonly affects the hands and forearms.
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Don't Ignore Abnormal Bleeding: Doctor Explains Why Endometrial Cancer Needs More Attention
If a woman is post-menopausal and notices any bleeding, she must seek medical advice promptly. Women in their late 40s or early 50s who notice their menstrual patterns changing significantly must not ignore it.
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Salman Khan's Body Double Parvez Kazi Undergoes Heart Surgery: When Is It Needed?
The need for stents or surgery in coronary blockages depends on blockage location, severity, symptoms, and heart function, not just the number of blockages.
-
Surge In H1N1 Cases Across India: Does Swine Flu Also Cause Stomach Issues In Children?
Influenza primarily affects the respiratory system, including the nose, throat and lungs. However, the infection can also cause symptoms outside the respiratory system. The body's immune response to the virus can cause symptoms such as nausea, weakness and loss of appetite.
-
H1N1 Cases Rising: Experts Urge Precautions, Avoid Crowded Places
Delhi sees a rise in H1N1 cases as experts advise avoiding crowded places if symptoms appear. Here is who remains at highest risk and key prevention tips.
-
H1N1 Or Food Poisoning? Why Your Digestive Issues Might Actually Be Swine Flu
Mild nausea, diarrhoea or vomiting may settle as the H1N1 infection improves. However, stomach symptoms should not automatically be dismissed as food poisoning or a simple stomach infection.
-
16-Year-Old Lives In Pond Due To Severe Burning Sensation: Erythromelalgia Explained
Erythromelalgia is a rare condition involving the nerves and small blood vessels. It causes episodes, or flares, in which affected areas can become hot, red, swollen and extremely painful.
-
Can You Be Mentally Unwell Without Feeling Sad Or Anxious?
Mental health problems do not always look like sadness or anxiety. Changes in sleep, energy, appetite, concentration, relationships, interest and behaviour can sometimes be the quieter signs that something is wrong
-
What Is A Cortisol Face And How To Get Rid Of It?
A cortisol face is a trending, non-medical term used to describe a rounder, puffier, and more swollen appearance of the face. These changes are largely linked to the distribution of fat and fluid retention associated with high cortisol levels.
-
Trapped Gas Or A Warning Sign? When Severe Stomach Pain Needs Immediate Medical Care
Trapped gas could be a warning sign when it causes severe stomach pain. Here are the symptoms that indicate when medical help is required and the medical conditions that warrant a doctor visit.
-
Woman's 'Pins and Needles' Dismissed As Old Injury Was Terminal Brain Cancer, What To Know About Glioblastoma
Bryony Hill, 40-year-old mother-of-five, started to experience headaches and had a feeling that her skull was "lumpy". She first saw her GP in September 2025 and was prescribed medication for migraines. A month later, severe pain in her right ankle was thought to be tendonitis, which was linked to an old ankle injury from rock climbing 18 years ear...
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After Dengue: Why Palpitations And Breathlessness Shouldn't Be Ignored
Palpitations may feel like a racing, pounding, fluttering or irregular heartbeat. During dengue recovery, several factors can contribute to this sensation
-
Jasmin Bhasin Suffers Memory Loss After Khatron Ke Khiladi Stunt: When Is A Concussion Serious?
Actor Jasmin Bhasin suffered temporary memory loss and a mild concussion after a stunt on Khatron Ke Khiladi 15, highlighting concussion risks.
-
H5N1 Bird Flu Checklist: Early Symptoms, Who Is At Risk, And Safety Tips To Follow
The recent H5N1 bird flu spread in Australia has raised public health concerns. Here are the early symptoms, those who remain at high risk, and how to stay safe.
-
H1N1 Outbreak At Bengaluru School, 500+ Students Fall Sick: What Parents Should Know
Over 500 students and 21 staff at Clarence High School in Bengaluru report flu-like symptoms; two students confirmed with H1N1.
-
It's Not Just Nerves: Understanding Essential Tremor, The Common Condition You've Never Heard Of
Essential tremor is a different neurological condition that causes rhythmic involuntary shaking. It can technically affect almost any part of your body, including your head, trunk or voice but most commonly affects the hands and forearms.
-
Don't Ignore Abnormal Bleeding: Doctor Explains Why Endometrial Cancer Needs More Attention
If a woman is post-menopausal and notices any bleeding, she must seek medical advice promptly. Women in their late 40s or early 50s who notice their menstrual patterns changing significantly must not ignore it.
