In this educational video, Dr. Vipulroy Rathod, Director of Gastroenterology at Fortis Hospital Mulund, sheds light on the concerning issue of blood vomiting. Commonly associated with forceful vomiting, the presence of blood in vomit is a distressing symptom often indicating serious underlying conditions.

The presence of blood in stool demands immediate medical attention, as emphasized by Dr. Vipul Roy Rathod, Director of Gastroenterology at Fortis Hospital Mulund. In children, consulting a gastroenterologist rather than a pediatrician is crucial if blood is observed in the stool, as rectal polyps are a common cause requiring diagnosis through colonoscopy. While Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis are rare in children, they can also lead to blood in the stool.

If you frequently experience discomfort and symptoms such as heartburn, bloating, and uneasiness after meals, it's essential to distinguish between gas and acidity. In this enlightening video, Dr. Vipul Roy Rathod, Director of Gastroenterology at Fortis Hospital, Mulund, elucidates the difference and the underlying causes of acidity. Unlike a disease, acidity is a symptom triggered by various factors such as consuming unhygienic food, H. pylori bacterial infection, erratic lifestyle, inadequate sleep, and physical inactivity.

Gas Problem in Stomach: Symptoms and Treatment | In this educational video, Dr. Vipul Roy Rathod, Director of Gastroenterology at Fortis Hospital Mulund, delves into the intricacies of gastric issues. From the causes to the symptoms and treatment options, Dr. Rathod provides valuable insights into managing stomach gas problems.

In this insightful video, Dr. Budyal delves into common urinary tract and sexual dysfunction issues, offering clear expertise and valuable insights. Through her expertise, she navigates the complexities of these health concerns, aiming to empower individuals with knowledge and potential solutions. This informative session serves to raise awareness and foster proactive discussions about managing urinary and sexual health. Share this video with your loved ones to spread awareness and encourage open dialogue about proactive healthcare.

Dr. Sweta Budyal, an endocrinologist at Fortis Mulund, discusses the severe health risks associated with obesity, such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, liver and kidney issues, and cancer. She highlights the importance of addressing this issue and mentions the Obesity Clinic at Fortis Mulund aimed at tackling obesity.

Diabetes occurs when blood glucose, or blood sugar, levels are elevated beyond normal levels. There are two main types of diabetes: Type 1 and Type 2, each with distinct underlying causes. While Type 2 diabetes is typically associated with adults, its prevalence among younger individuals is increasing due to factors like obesity.

In this video, the doctor discusses Type 1 diabetes, also known as insulin-dependent or juvenile diabetes, which occurs when the body produces little to no insulin, leading to increased blood sugar levels. When food is consumed, it converts into glucose, serving as fuel for the body's cells. However, in Type 1 diabetes, glucose is not absorbed by the cells due to insufficient insulin production.