Choking Emergency in Kids

Choking Emergency in Kids

Introduction Difference Between Gagging & Choking What is Gagging? (Usually Less Dangerous) : A gag reflex is the body’s Way of protecting the airway. Signs of Gagging: What to do: What is Choking ?(Emergency) : Silent, cannot cry, blue lips, struggling to breathe Signs of Dangerous Choking What To Do Immediately What NOT To Do […]

Radiation Therapy Made Easy: Clearing Common Doubts

Radiation Therapy Made Easy

Radiation therapy is one of the most commonly used treatments in cancer care, yet it is often misunderstood. Many patients come with fear and confusion—Is it like an electric shock? Is it a laser? Is it dangerous? Let’s make it simple. What Exactly Is Radiation? Radiation therapy is not an electric shock. It is not […]

Life after cardiac surgery: your recovery guide

Life after cardiac surgery: your recovery guide

Cardiac surgery is a major milestone in a patient’s life. Whether it is bypass surgery, valve replacement, congenital heart surgery, or aortic surgery, the operation is only one part of the journey. Proper postoperative care plays a vital role in recovery, reducing complications, and helping patients return to a healthy and active life. Recovery after […]

When a Midnight Emergency Turns Into an Airway Race: Corrosive Acid Ingestion in the ER

At around 2 AM, a 45-year-old male was brought to the Emergency Department following accidental acid ingestion. What initially appeared to be a toxic ingestion rapidly evolved into a life-threatening airway emergency. The patient presented with: Severe throat pain Chest pain Recurrent vomiting Shortness of breath Within a short span of time in the ER, […]

When Fever Isn’t Just Fever: A Diagnosis That Cannot Be Missed

In Emergency Medicine, not all critical illnesses present dramatically. Some of the most serious conditions begin with non-specific symptoms low-grade fever, mild abdominal discomfort, or generalized weakness often with stable vital signs and no immediate red flags. At Prakriya Hospital Emergency Department, such presentations are evaluated with a high index of suspicion, recognizing that seemingly […]

Understanding Your “Second Brain”: A Guide to World IBS Day 2026

Second Brain

Yesterday, April 19th, marked World Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) Day. Patients with IBS often feel frustrated, unheard, or even embarrassed by their digestive systems. If you’ve ever felt like your gut has a mind of its own – and that mind is currently throwing a tantrum – you are certainly not alone. IBS is one […]

Your Shoulder Isn’t “Just Sore”: Why a Labral Tear Can’t Wait

By Dr. Akash KalaskarConsultant Orthopaedic Surgeon | Sports Medicine & Arthroscopy Specialist Introduction Shoulder pain is often brushed off as a minor issue—something that will settle with rest. But if you’ve ever felt your shoulder “pop out,” you already know this is not just soreness. As a Sports Medicine specialist, I frequently see patients who […]

Prostate carcinoma, or prostate cancer, is a type of cancer that affects the prostate gland in men. It’s one of the most common cancers among men worldwide, especially those over 50.

Prostate carcinoma

Symptoms: Causes and Risk Factors: The exact cause of prostate cancer is unknown, but risk factors include ¹ ⁴: PSA(Prostate-SpecificAntigen) Test: The PSA test measures the level of PSA in the blood. PSA is a protein produced by the prostate gland. Elevated PSA levels can indicate prostate cancer, but also other conditions like prostatitis or […]