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Child care starts right from conception . Expectant Moms should undergo proper antenatal check ups and focus on various maternal diseases .Gestational diabetes mellitus is one such condition which can lead to birth of big babies .Maternal hypothyroidism should be promptly treated to prevent mental retardation in the newborn .Similarly expectant moms should be screened […]
Contributed by Dr Sahana K.S Additional Professor Pediatrics Yenepoya Medical College ,Mangalore-Karnataka-575018 Current situation of the pandemic has made life of all people difficult. Routine life along with routine health care activities like normal immunisation for children is also getting affected. It has been observed that since the onset of pandemic, there has […]
Contributed by Dt Quratul-Aan (alfatah223@gmail.com) New-born’s revamp much greater speed from a proportionately regular speed within the womb to the random feed provided to them viz, Milk. The importance and necessity of the sole source of feed is of utmost importance that the first parameter of their growth monitoring mechanism, height and weight is determined by the quality […]
Why does self-talk matter? Contributed by Ms Aaliya Masoodi Self-talk is your inner conversation. It’s impacted by your subconscious psyche, and it discloses your impressions, assumptions, questions, and notions. Self-talk can be both unfavourable and favourable. It can be facilitated, and it can be discomforting. Much of your self-talk relies on your temperament. If you’re […]
Contributed by Dr Balachandra S Bhat. MD Assistant Professor Medicine Yenepoya Medical College Mangalore Karnataka email : dr.baluymc@gmail.com Clinical scenario : A 55 year old male presented to our ER with a history of cough, sore throat and shortness of breath of 2 days duration. On examination the patient was conscious , oriented and hemodynamically […]
The irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) can cause bouts of stomach cramps, bloating, diarrhoea and/or constipation. The symptoms vary between individuals and affect some people more severely than others. They tend to come and go, for periods lasting a few days to a few months at a time, often during times of stress or after eating […]
