• Breathing is a gift, and it’s crucial to protect it.
• COPD is preventable, but it can steal your lung function over time.
• Early diagnosis through breathing tests is the key.
• Take action if you’re at risk—quit smoking, ensure clean indoor air, and reduce workplace exposure. Let’s beat COPD together.
• Consult our Pulmonologist to check if you have COPD before it’s too late.

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May the true spirit of Christmas shine in your heart and light you and your loved ones with peace, joy and goodwill.

Don’t let time be your enemy! Delaying knee replacement surgery can lead to more pain, reduced mobility, and greater risks.

Take control of your joint health and consult with our experts.

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• Fewer than three bowel movements per week
• Hard, dry, or lumpy stools
• Pain or discomfort during bowel movements
• Feeling of incomplete evacuation
• Straining during bowel movements
• Bloating and gas

If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, it is important to see a doctor to determine the underlying cause of your constipation. There are a number of treatments available for constipation, including lifestyle changes, dietary modifications, laxatives, and medications.

Consult Gastroenterologist @ Annai Arul Hospital

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Do you experience a persistent burning sensation in your mouth without an apparent cause? This condition is known as “Burning Mouth Syndrome” (BMS). It can affect various parts of your mouth, including the tongue, lips, gums, throat, or the entire oral cavity. Imagine the discomfort akin to scalding your mouth with a hot beverage.

BMS can strike suddenly or develop gradually over time, often leaving doctors puzzled as to its exact origin. Nevertheless, by collaborating closely with your healthcare team, you can work towards alleviating the symptoms.

Common symptoms of BMS encompass:

• A burning or scalding feeling, primarily on the tongue but possibly extending to other mouth areas.
• Dry mouth accompanied by increased thirst.
• Alterations in taste, manifesting as bitter or metallic sensations.
• Loss of taste altogether.
• Tingling, stinging, or numbness sensations in the mouth.

The discomfort associated with BMS can manifest in various patterns. It may occur daily, with mild discomfort upon waking, worsening as the day progresses. Alternatively, it can persist throughout the day from the moment you wake up, or it might come and go intermittently. In rare instances, symptoms may spontaneously subside or become less frequent. Sometimes, eating or drinking can briefly alleviate the burning sensation.

Importantly, BMS typically doesn’t result in observable physical changes in the mouth or on the tongue.

When to Seek Medical Attention: If you’re grappling with discomfort, burning, or soreness in your mouth, whether it’s on your tongue, lips, gums, or elsewhere, it’s essential to consult your healthcare provider or dentist. They may collaborate to identify potential causes and devise an effective treatment plan tailored to your needs. Don’t suffer in silence; seek assistance for relief from Burning Mouth Syndrome.

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