Vitadell Healthcare

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...

If you’ve been struggling with constant nasal congestion, difficulty breathing, or a never-ending stuffy nose, nasal polyps could be the reason. These soft, non-cancerous growths inside your nasal passages can make life miserable, especially if you have chronic sinusitis. But is removing them the best solution? Here are all the answers that you need. What Are Nasal Polyps? Think of nasal polyps as tiny, painless balloons growing inside your nose. They form due to long-term inflammation, often caused by allergies, infections, or conditions like asthma. While small polyps may not bother you much, larger ones can block airflow, making it hard to breathe and smell properly. When Do Nasal Polyps Become a Problem? You might need to consider a nasal polyp removal if you experience: Frequent sinus infections that don’t go away Constant nasal congestion and difficulty breathing Reduced or lost sense of smell and taste Snoring or trouble sleeping due to blocked airways Headaches and facial press...

  Wisdom teeth, or third molars, are the last set of molars that typically emerge in your late teens or early twenties (generally 17-25 years). Sometimes, these teeth don't have enough room to grow properly and result in infection, or other dental issues. These are called impacted teeth and removal becomes necessary in such cases.  Who Performs the Surgery? At Vitadell Healthcare, first of its kind multi-specialty surgical daycare hospital in Kolkata, recognized for providing the best daycare treatment in Kolkata, wisdom tooth removal is conducted by experienced oral and maxillofacial surgeons. These experts ensure the procedure is safe and comfortable for you. What Happens During the Procedure? Consultation : An oral and maxillofacial surgeon will check your mouth and take X-rays to evaluate the position of your wisdom teeth. Anesthesia : Before the surgery, anesthesia is administered to numb the area. Depending on the complexity, local anesthesia or sedation may be used. Rem...