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  Woman loses 4 limbs after dog lick leads to sepsis: How it starts, symptoms and who is most at risk

  February 24, 2026 8:13 IST

  After a dog-linked sepsis case led to quadruple amputation, experts are highlighting how infections turn into sepsis, the warning signs to watch, who is most at risk and why early prevention can make a life-saving difference.

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  Are your shoes secretly causing joint pain? Orthopaedic surgeon explains the hidden risks

  February 24, 2026 6:35 IST

  Your everyday shoes could be contributing to joint pain without you realising it. Orthopaedic experts explain how poor footwear affects posture, knees and spine health, and simple doctor-recommended choices that protect long-term mobility.

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  Dipika Kakar’s stomach cyst amid liver cancer recovery explained: When stomach pain is concerning

  February 23, 2026 20:21 IST

  After liver cancer treatment, actor Dipika Kakar’s stomach pain led doctors to detect a 13-mm cyst requiring surgery. Her case highlights why recurring abdominal discomfort should never be ignored and how regular follow-ups help detect complications early.

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  Why autistic children experience the world differently? Pediatric neurologist explains

  February 23, 2026 19:14 IST

  Autism Spectrum Disorder is rooted in neurological development, not behaviour or parenting. A pediatric neurologist explains how brain structure, growth patterns, and neural communication shape autistic traits, highlighting the importance of early understanding and inclusive support.

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  Can weather changes cause back pain flare-ups? Orthopaedic expert explains

  February 23, 2026 16:08 IST

  Back pain often feels worse during cold winters or humid monsoon days, but weather alone is not the culprit. Orthopaedic expert Dr Sana Ahmad Sayyad explains how muscle stiffness, reduced blood flow, inactivity, and poor posture contribute to seasonal flare-ups and shares simple prevention tips.

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  Think it’s acidity? It could be a gallbladder issue, expert explains warning signs

  February 23, 2026 14:15 IST

  Many people assume burning stomach pain or discomfort after meals is simply acidity, but in some cases, the gallbladder may be responsible. Early diagnosis and proper treatment can help prevent complications and improve digestive health.

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  Sudden blurry vision in one eye? Eye surgeon explains when it’s an emergency

  February 23, 2026 8:21 IST

  Sudden blurry vision in one eye can sometimes signal serious eye emergencies such as retinal detachment, eye stroke, glaucoma, or optic neuritis. Ophthalmologist Dr Neeraj Sanduja explains warning signs, risk factors, and why early diagnosis is critical to prevent permanent vision loss.

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  Shortness of breath or fatigue? Cardiologist explains when you actually need an echocardiogram

  February 22, 2026 13:21 IST

  An echocardiogram is a safe and non-invasive heart ultrasound that helps detect valve disease and cardiac dysfunction early. On National Heart Valve Disease Awareness Day, cardiologist Dr Raj Kumar explains key symptoms, high-risk groups, and why timely screening can prevent complications.

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  Always tired even after sleeping? Expert explains why fatigue has become the new normal

  February 22, 2026 12:57 IST

  Persistent fatigue is increasingly becoming a shared experience among working adults navigating stress, disrupted sleep routines, and sedentary lifestyles. Dr Mukesh Batra explains how chronic stress, poor nutrition, irregular habits, and deeper imbalances may be driving exhaustion.

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  Why Gen Z and millennials are losing sleep and Ayurvedic ways to fix it

  February 22, 2026 11:27 IST

  Insomnia is increasingly affecting young professionals navigating demanding careers, digital overload and irregular routines. Ayurveda expert Dr Partap Chauhan explains how disrupted biological rhythms and aggravated vata dosha are quietly damaging sleep quality.

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  Planning a baby? Expert shares important tests for couples before pregnancy

  February 20, 2026 16:02 IST

  Family planning is not just about deciding to have a baby; it also involves preparing the body for a healthy pregnancy. A few tests help prevent complications, improve conception chances, and ensure the health of both mother and baby.

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  Does drinking water after meals kill digestion? Doctor explains science behind it

  February 20, 2026 14:28 IST

  Does drinking water after meals really slow digestion? Dr Manan Vora says the belief is largely a myth. He explains that moderate hydration does not dilute stomach acids and may actually support nutrient absorption, smoother digestion and overall gut health.

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  Eric Dane dies of ALS: What it is, symptoms and why the disease can progress rapidly in some cases

  February 20, 2026 13:30 IST

  Eric Dane’s death has drawn attention to how quickly ALS can progress in rare cases. While the disease is typically slow-moving, experts say factors like genetic triggers, bulbar onset and age at diagnosis can accelerate decline. Here’s what doctors explain about rapid ALS progression.

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  Ayurveda for lung health: How to treat lung infection safely and naturally

  February 20, 2026 13:11 IST

  Lung infections can cause symptoms like cough, chest congestion, breathlessness, and fatigue. Ayurveda offers natural remedies that help reduce inflammation, clear mucus, and strengthen lung immunity.

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  Dealing with throat pain? These 8 home remedies can help ease irritation

  February 20, 2026 12:23 IST

  Sore throat bothering you? From honey and saltwater gargles to steam therapy and frozen treats, simple home remedies can ease irritation and inflammation. Here’s a practical, no-fuss guide on what helps, what doesn’t, and when to rest your voice.

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  Trying intermittent fasting? US-based gastroenterologist shares 6 guidelines to do it safely

  February 20, 2026 8:31 IST

  From heart health to blood sugar control, intermittent fasting has potential benefits. But it is not for everyone. A US gastroenterologist outlines safe fasting windows, hydration tips, red flags and who should avoid it altogether.

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  Why many women suddenly develop UTIs during menopause? Bengaluru-based gynaecologist explains

  February 20, 2026 7:06 IST

  Hormonal changes during menopause can weaken urinary tract defences, increasing the risk of recurrent UTIs. Tissue thinning, bacterial imbalance and bladder changes contribute to infections, but hydration, hygiene practices and medical treatments such as topical estrogen therapy can help manage.

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  Are you eating enough protein? Diabetologist reveals the hidden warning signs

  February 19, 2026 16:32 IST

  Protein plays a vital role in immunity, muscle strength and mental well-being, yet many people unknowingly fall short. Dr G. Krishna Mohan Reddy explains how fatigue, cravings, hair thinning and slow healing may signal low intake and why including protein in every meal supports long-term health.

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  Ramadan fasting: What really happens to your body in 30 days?

  February 19, 2026 16:16 IST

  Ramadan fasting reshapes daily eating patterns and can influence metabolism, insulin sensitivity and hunger hormones. Doctors explain how the body adapts during a month of dawn-to-sunset fasting, potential health benefits and why balanced iftar meals and medical guidance remain important.

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  Fracture prevention in the elderly: Doctor shares essential tips to protect bone health

  February 19, 2026 15:52 IST

  Fracture prevention in the elderly is crucial for healthy ageing. A doctor shares essential tips to improve bone strength, prevent falls, and reduce fracture risk in older adults.

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  Bloating and acidity every day? Ayurvedic doctor shares simple fixes

  February 19, 2026 10:02 IST

  Digestive issues like bloating, acidity and heaviness are often early signs of imbalance, not minor inconveniences. An Ayurvedic expert explains how weakened Agni disrupts gut health and shares simple, practical habits, herbs and lifestyle changes that can restore digestive balance naturally.

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  Frequent gas and bloating? Tests you should get done to find the root cause

  February 19, 2026 10:40 IST

  Occasional gas is normal, but persistent bloating and abdominal discomfort may point to underlying digestive issues. A gastroenterologist explains why chronic symptoms should not be ignored, what warning signs to watch for and which medical tests can help identify the root cause for lasting relief.

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  Salim Khan hospitalised for ‘minimal’ brain haemorrhage: What it is, causes, symptoms and treatment

  February 18, 2026 15:59 IST

  Salim Khan, 90, is on ventilator support after suffering a ‘minimal’ brain haemorrhage and undergoing a medical procedure in Mumbai. Neurology expert Dr Madhukar Bhardwaj explains what the condition means, its causes, symptoms, risks and treatment outlook.

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  Why do seasonal changes cause body pain and weakness? Doctor explains real reasons

  February 18, 2026 6:59 IST

  Seasonal transitions can trigger body pain, fatigue and weakness as the body adjusts to changes in temperature, humidity and daylight. Dr Rakesh Pandit explains the causes, lifestyle fixes and when symptoms may need medical attention.

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  What is 6/24 partial vision? Breaking down Imran Khan’s medical examination report

  February 17, 2026 17:08 IST

  The medical board examining Imran Khan reported that his unaided vision is 6/24 in the right eye and 6/9 in the left eye. These numbers refer to visual acuity, which measures how clearly a person can see without glasses or corrective lenses.

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  Methi seeds benefits for women and men: Fertility support and safe consumption guide

  February 17, 2026 14:34 IST

  Methi dana, also known as fenugreek seeds, has long been valued in Ayurveda for its potential role in supporting reproductive health and improving fertility. Ayurvedic experts suggest that methi dana may help balance hormones and enhance overall reproductive function in both men and women.

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  Pain is not normal: A gynaecologist explains when period and pelvic pain need attention

  February 17, 2026 7:54 IST

  Recurring period pain, pelvic discomfort and lower backache are often dismissed as normal, but they can signal underlying conditions such as endometriosis, fibroids or hormonal imbalances. Dr Shweta Mendiratta explains why women should not ignore persistent pain.

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  Is your child addicted to gaming? A neurologist explains the red flags

  February 16, 2026 17:19 IST

  Gaming is not harmful in itself, but when it begins to replace sleep, studies and social interaction, it can affect a child’s mental and physical development. Neurologist Dr Kunal Bahrani explains why gaming addiction is increasing.