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Embarrassed by Anal Leaks or Pain? You are Not Alone and There’s Help

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Pain while passing stool, blood on the tissue, or persistent discomfort near the anus- these are issues many people silently suffer with. But the truth is, you’re not alone. Conditions like anal fissures and fistulas are more common than most people think, and thankfully, they’re treatable. What’s the Difference Between a Fissure and a Fistula? A fissure is a small tear or cut in the lining of the anus, usually caused by passing hard stools, constipation, or straining. It feels like a sharp, cutting pain every time you go to the bathroom. In some cases, the pain can linger for hours. An anal fistula, on the other hand, is more complex. It’s a small tunnel that forms between the skin around the anus and the inside of the rectum. It usually develops after an infection or abscess. You might notice swelling, pus, pain, or even leakage- something many patients feel too embarrassed to talk about. Get Medical Attention C hronic cases of anal fissures and fistula often need medical attention. ...

From Bathroom Struggles to Total Relief - The Fix No One Talks About (But Should)

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Let’s be honest, most of us do not like talking about bathroom problems. But if you have been dealing with burning pain, bleeding, or fear every time you visit the toilet, it could be more than just a bad day. These might be signs of an anal fissure, a small tear in the skin around the anus that causes big discomfort. What Does a Fissure Feel Like? Imagine getting a cut in the most sensitive area of your body. That’s what a fissure can feel like. Common symptoms include: Sharp pain during or after bowel movements Bright red blood on toilet paper Itching or discomfort throughout the day While fissures can affect anyone- men, women, young adults, or the elderly, they’re often ignored out of embarrassment. But here’s the thing- you don’t have to suffer in silence. There’s a Simple Fix — No Hospital Stay Needed At Vitadell Healthcare , fissure treatment doesn’t mean long hospital stays or painful surgeries. Thanks to modern techniques, fissure daycare treatment in Kolkata is now safe, q...

Before You Say Goodbye to That Tooth, Read This

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If there's a nagging pain in the corner of your mouth that just won’t get better, it might not be a regular toothache. Many times, it’s a wisdom tooth trying to squeeze into a space that simply doesn’t exist. When that happens, things can get uncomfortable—swollen gums, jaw pain, even trouble chewing. When Your Wisdom Tooth Acts Out Wisdom teeth are the last to arrive, usually between the ages of 17 and 25. But sometimes there just isn’t enough room for them. When they don’t come in properly, they can press against nearby teeth, cause swelling, or trap food and bacteria. That’s when the pain kicks in—and in some cases, infection follows. You might notice jaw stiffness, headaches, or even difficulty opening your mouth. Ignoring it only makes things worse. But it’s treatable and not as scary as it sounds. A Quick Fix That Makes a Big Difference The most effective solution? A minor surgical procedure to remove the impacted tooth.  Thanks to Dr. Ravi Bagaria ( BDS, MDS (Oral & Maxi...

Want a Head-Turning Transformation? These 5 Beauty Upgrades Can Transform Your Look

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If you’ve ever thought, “I wish I could change this one thing,” you’re definitely not alone. A few simple tweaks can make a big difference in how you look and the way you carry yourself. Let’s talk about some real options that can help you feel more like yourself. Thinking of a Makeover? Explore These 5 Upper Body Cosmetic Surgeries Not sure where to start with a makeover? These five beauty upgrades are popular for a reason, they’re simple, effective, and can give you that confidence boost you have been looking for . 1. Breast Reduction – Lighten the Load Heavy, oversized breasts can lead to neck pain, backaches, and skin irritation. For many women, it’s not just a cosmetic issue- it’s about comfort and lifestyle. Breast reduction surgery at Vitadell Healthcare offers a balanced, proportionate silhouette and can ease years of physical discomfort.  2. Breast Augmentation (Breast Enlargement) – Enhance What You Have Are you looking forward to losing some volume after pregnancy? Or, ...

Recurring Ear Infections? The Hidden Dangers & Best Fixes You Need Now

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  Ear infections might seem like a common nuisance especially in kids but when they keep coming back, it's a sign that something deeper could be going wrong. Ignoring repeated infections can lead to long-term damage that affects hearing and overall ear health. Why Do Ear Infections Keep Coming Back? Recurring ear infections are often caused by fluid build-up behind the eardrum. This can happen after a cold, allergy, or sinus problem, where the Eustachian tube (a small passage connecting the throat and middle ear) gets blocked. When it stays blocked, it creates the perfect spot for bacteria to grow. In children, this tube is smaller and more horizontal, which is why they tend to suffer more. But adults aren’t off the hook either chronic sinus issues or even smoking can be culprits. What Are the Hidden Risks? Leaving recurring ear infections untreated can cause: Hearing problems Speech delays in children Damage to the ear bones Balance issues Permanent eardrum damage It’s not just ab...

Stapled Hemorrhoidectomy: What No One Tells You

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  When you hear the word “surgery,” especially for something like piles or hemorrhoids, it’s natural to feel nervous. You start thinking of long hospital stays, painful recovery, and endless discomfort. But what if we told you that things have changed? At Vitadell Healthcare , a multi-specialty surgical daycare hospital in Kolkata , there's a modern solution called stapled hemorrhoidectomy  and it’s not as scary as it sounds. What Is Stapled Hemorrhoidectomy? In simple words, it’s a procedure where the swollen blood vessels (piles) are pushed back into place and stapled so they stop bothering you. No cutting out piles the old-fashioned way. Instead of removing the hemorrhoids , this method pulls them back where they belong and cuts off their blood supply so they shrink on their own. Think of it like fixing a bulging balloon in a tire tube you don’t have to remove the tube, you just put the bulge back and seal it. What People Don’t Often Talk About Here’s what makes this proce...

Gastroenterologist vs. GI Surgeon: Don’t See the Wrong Doctor

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Stomach problems? Bloating? Frequent acidity? When digestive issues strike, many people feel confused about whether to see a gastroenterologist or a GI surgeon. Both treat digestive system problems, but their roles are different. Picking the right specialist can save you time, money, and unnecessary treatments. Let’s break it down simply! Who is a Gastroenterologist? Think of a gastroenterologist as a problem-solver for your digestive system. They diagnose and treat conditions related to your stomach, intestines, liver, and pancreas without surgery. Instead, they use medicines, diet changes, and non-surgical treatments. You should see a gastroenterologist if you have: Frequent acidity, bloating, or gas Constipation or diarrhea that doesn’t improve Stomach pain, cramps, or discomfort Jaundice or liver-related issues Blood in stool or unexplained weight loss They use procedures like endoscopy (a tiny camera to check inside your stomach) and colonoscopy (to examine the intestines) to diag...