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World Thyroid day

Don’t Let Your Thyroid Hold You Back! #KnowYourThyroid

May 25th is World Thyroid Day! This tiny gland plays a BIG role in your energy levels, mood, and metabolism.  But many people with thyroid issues don’t even know they have them!

Feeling tired, sluggish, or experiencing unexplained weight gain?  These could be signs of a thyroid problem.

At Annai Arul Hospital, we offer comprehensive thyroid screening and treatment options to help you get back on track.

Here’s Why Early Detection Matters:

Early diagnosis and treatment can prevent serious health complications.

Feeling your best starts with a healthy thyroid!

#WorldThyroidDay

#ThyroidAwareness

#AnnaiArulEndocrinology

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Listen to Your Heart! Don’t Let it Skip a Beat

Your heart is your engine, and just like any engine, it needs regular checkups to run smoothly. At Annai Arul Hospital, we offer comprehensive healthy heart checkups to identify potential problems early and prevent heart attacks. Don’t wait for symptoms! Early detection is key to successful treatment and a healthier you.

 

Here’s what our Heart Checkup Includes:

Blood pressure monitoring

Cholesterol screening

ECG (electrocardiogram)

Treadmill test

Echo

And more!

 

You can avail our advanced Cath Lab procedures and lifesaving Cardiothoracic surgeries!

Don’t delay, schedule your heart checkup today!

Visit our website or contact us at  8939599999 to book your appointment!

Share this post with your loved ones and spread the word about heart health

#HealthyHeart

#HeartMonth

#AnnaiArulCares

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WorldIBDDay

Let us create awareness
Millions around the world live with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), an invisible illness causing chronic inflammation of the digestive tract.
Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis are the two main forms of IBD.
Symptoms can be disruptive and painful, impacting daily life.
While there’s no cure yet, research is ongoing, and with awareness, we can find better treatments and support for those living with IBD.

#WorldIBDDay
#InvisibleButMighty
#IBDWarriors
#IBDLife #InvisibleDisease #WeCanDoThis

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Hypertension

Silent but deadly: Hypertension can strike anyone. This #WorldHypertensionDay, know your numbers and take control of your heart health. Get screened, make healthy choices, and spread awareness!

#WorldHypertensionDay
#KnowYourNumbers
#HealthyHeart
#SilentKiller

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Unveiling Hernias: From Bulges to Solutions!

“Unveiling Hernias: From Bulges to Solutions!”

Symptoms of Hernia:

Hernia symptoms vary: visible lump, pressure, or dull ache.

May see bulges in abdomen or inner thigh, sometimes not visible.
Sensations include pressure, dull ache, or sharp pain.

Signs may emerge during lifting, coughing, or straining.

Similar symptoms in women and men, with exceptions.

Causes of Hernia:

Main cause: weakness or opening in muscle/connective tissue.

Risk factors: heavy lifting, chronic coughing, obesity, pregnancy.

Congenital factors: prematurity, cystic fibrosis, connective tissue disorders.

Traumatic injury or surgery can also lead to hernias.

Repetitive stress injuries weaken tissue over time.

Complications:

Possible complications: incarceration, strangulation, bowel obstruction.

Diaphragmatic hernias and hiatal hernias have different complications.
Congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) affects fetal organ development.

Seek medical attention for any hernia pain, especially with other symptoms.

Diagnosis:

Diagnosis often through physical exam, sometimes with imaging tests.

Physical exam includes visual inspection, palpation, and positional changes.

Imaging tests like CT scans may be necessary for certain types of hernias.

Treatment:

Surgical repair is common treatment, but watchful waiting may be appropriate for small hernias.

Surgery usually minor, with laparoscopic options available.
Umbilical hernias in babies may close on their own but sometimes require repair.

Hiatal hernias may need repair if causing chronic acid reflux.

If you are Living With Hernia, then:

Manage symptoms and prevent worsening while living with a hernia.

Follow the healthcare provider’s advice on lifestyle adjustments and precautions.

Regular monitoring and early intervention are essential for optimal outcomes.

Other Facts about Hernia:

“Sports hernia” is not a true hernia but a common athletic injury.

Timely medical intervention is crucial to prevent serious complications.

Stay informed and aware of hernia symptoms and risk factors.

Remember, early detection and proper management are vital for maintaining hernia health.

#HerniaAwareness #StayInformed #HealthTips
#HerniaCampAnnaiArulHospital
#AnnaiArulHospital
#HerniaScreeningCamp

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