Laparoscopic surgery is often associated with smaller incisions, less postoperative discomfort, and a shorter hospital stay compared with traditional open surgery. However, one thing I want every patient to understand…

Have you recently noticed that you are eating less than usual, skipping meals, or no longer feeling hungry at your regular mealtimes?An occasional loss of appetite is common and may…

Have you ever experienced pain in the upper right abdomen after eating, especially after a heavy or fatty meal? While it may seem like indigestion, recurring discomfort in this area…

Seeing yellow eyes, noticing dark urine, or experiencing sudden abdominal pain can be alarming. While these symptoms may have several causes, one possible reason is gallstones blocking the bile duct.…

Have you ever felt like food is stuck while swallowing or takes longer than usual to go down? Many people assume this sensation is due to acidity or indigestion. While…

Weight loss injections have changed the way many people approach obesity management. Medications such as GLP-1 receptor agonists help reduce appetite, improve hunger control, and support weight reduction when combined…

When patients come to me for bariatric surgery, one of the most common questions I hear is: “Should I choose sleeve gastrectomy or gastric bypass?”My answer is simple: there is…

Seeing blood in your stool can be alarming. While blood in stool is often caused by common conditions such as haemorrhoids (piles) or anal fissures, it should not always be…

You are eating carefully, exercising regularly, and still not seeing the number on the weighing scale change. Why are you not losing weight despite diet and exercise?The answer is that…

IntroductionWhy Delaying Hernia Surgery Can Become RiskyA hernia may begin as a small, painless bulge, making it easy to ignore. However, a hernia usually does not heal on its own.…