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Dr. Satish Kumar A on Signs of end-stage multiple myeloma, complementary care to manage it | Hindustan Times | Daily Hunt | B2B Chief | Manipal Hospitals Yeshwanthpur and Hebbal
Signs of End-stage Multiple Myeloma, Complementary Care to Manage It
According to Dr Satish Kumar A, Consultant - Hematologist and Hemato-Oncologist at Manipal Hospital, multiple myeloma is a bone marrow malignancy that affects the body in several ways. If not detected and treated early, it can lead to end-stage myeloma and cause organ damage. A comprehensive workup includes BMA, a urine test for monoclonal protein, cytogenetics by FISH, FLC, and imaging for skeletal lesions is required for an accurate diagnosis. Treatment includes induction therapy with 2-3 drugs and maintenance therapy interspersed with BMT for patients. The signs of end-stage myeloma are severe fatigue, bony pains, renal failure, immobility of the legs and infections. The comprehensive therapy for end-stage myeloma involves the primary treatment of multiple myeloma with multiple drugs simultaneously to destroy the cancerous plasma cells. If detected and treated early, multiple myeloma can be defeated.
Date : April 7, 2023
Publication name : Hindustan Times
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Manipal Hospitals :Hebbal, Bengaluru
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Date : April 7, 2023
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Dr. Sunil Kumar on Drinking alcohol moderately is not safe for health, says new analytical study | The Indian Expres | Manipal Hospitals Hebbal
Drinking alcohol moderately is not safe for health, says new analytical study
A new analysis of more than 40 years of research has found even moderate alcohol consumption can significantly increase the risk of premature death. The risks for women increase once they drink 25 grams of alcohol per day, which is less than two standard cocktails and risks for men increase at 45 grams of alcohol a day. Recent studies have found even moderate consumption of alcohol may cause cancers of the breast, oesophagus and head and neck, high blood pressure and a serious heart arrhythmia called atrial fibrillation. The risks and benefits of alcohol consumption can vary depending on individual factors such as age, sex, overall health status and genetics. According to Dr Sunil Kumar, Senior Consultant, Interventional Cardiologist, Manipal Hospital, Bengaluru, doctors never suggest any form of drinking. The doctors wind down patients who are consuming alcohol and follow the US guidelines. Women should not have more than one drink per day, and males should not have more than two drinks per day.
Date : April 6, 2023
Publication name : The Indian Expres
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Manipal Hospitals :Hebbal, Bengaluru
Date : April 6, 2023
Publication name : The Indian Expres
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Dr. Mallikarjun Kalashetty, Dr. Satish Kumar A, and Dr. Ashish Dixit on Everything you need to know about Multiple Myeloma | Bangalore Mirror
Everything You Need To Know About Multiple Myeloma
Manipal Hospitals' doctors have emphasised the signs of multiple myeloma. Myeloma is a kind of malignancy that affects plasma cells, which includes anaemia, bone discomfort, and decreased renal function. The doctors also used the occasion to debunk widespread misconceptions about the illness and iterated that a cancer diagnosis does not always spell death. Patients with multiple myeloma must undergo routine follow-up treatment since it is a malignancy that develops slowly and can be identified in one to three days. Many young individuals require bone marrow transplantation as part of their treatment. Nonetheless, multiple myeloma cannot be avoided by changing one's lifestyle.
Date : March 28, 2023
Publication name : Bangalore Mirror
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Manipal Hospitals :Hebbal, Bengaluru
Date : March 28, 2023
Publication name : Bangalore Mirror
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Arun S H and Dr. Vijaya Sherbet on Manipal Hospitals Hebbal Organised a Rally to Raise Awareness about Women’s Health, Involving 42 Women Bikers | Hosadigntha | APN News | The Hans India | My News 24*7
Manipal Hospitals launched Manipal Sakhi, a remarkable women-focused platform. According to Arun S H, Director of Manipal Hospitals Hebbal, the hospital organised a rally to build awareness about women's health, which included 42 women bikers riding two-wheelers. Many women from the hospital and outside took part and understood the importance of women's health and riding etiquette. Bike Rider and Influencer Sameera Dahiya expressed the ride was all about courage, mobility and doing what women desire but with safety.
On International Women's Day, Dr. Vijaya Sherbet, OBG, highlighted the importance of fostering an equitable, respectful, caring, welcoming, and cordial environment in the workplace. The event was a great success motivating everyone to start riding, spreading awareness about women's health and inspiring women to prioritise their well-being.
Date : March 12, 2023
Publication name : APN News
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Manipal Hospitals :Hebbal, Bengaluru
Date : March 12, 2023
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Dr. Girish NS And Dr. Deepak Kumar Chitralli On World Kidney Day: The Link Between High Blood Pressure And Renal Failure | Manipal Hospitals | India Times
In a pursuit to spread awareness about kidney health on World Kidney Day, notable Manipal Hospitals Hebbal and Yashwantpur faculty members shared their experiences.
Dr. Girish NS, Consultant Nephrologist and Transplant Physician, Manipal Hospitals Hebbal, emphasised the importance of nutrition during dialysis. The dietary intake requirements vary from person to person, depending on the severity of the kidney disease.
Dr. Deepak Kumar Chitralli, Consultant Nephrologist and Transplant Physician, Manipal Hospitals Yeshwanthpur, talked about the role of hypertension in renal failure and how these are interlinked. High blood pressure can rupture small blood vessels in the kidneys, leading to renal failure if there’s no early intervention.
Date : March 9, 2023
Publication name : India Times
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Manipal Hospitals :Hebbal, Bengaluru
Date : March 9, 2023
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Dr. Shafalika SB On Ed Sheeran Says Wife Cherry Developed Tumour In Pregnancy | know How And Why They Occur | The Indian Express
Ed Sheeran, the English singer-songwriter, recently shared that his wife Cherry was diagnosed with a tumour during her second pregnancy. Dr. Shafalika SB, consultant, minimally invasive gynaecology, Manipal Hospital, mentioned that both benign or malignant tumours could develop during pregnancies, although it is a rare occurrence. Dr. Shafalika said these tumours sometimes cause abdominal pain when complications like degenerative changes in fibroids and torsions in ovarian tumours occur. If a cancerous tumour develops during pregnancy and is in the initial stages, the woman is allowed to complete the pregnancy and then treated immediately after. In case it has reached a later stage, it is advisable to terminate the pregnancy and start treatment. One of the major causes of these tumours is predisposing genetic factors aggravated by hormonal changes during pregnancy.
Date : March 3, 2023
Publication name : The Indian Express
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Manipal Hospitals :Hebbal, Bengaluru
Date : March 3, 2023
Publication name : The Indian Express
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Dr. Shafalika SB on Cervical cancer awareness month: HPV vaccines provides 100% protection if taken prior to first sexual exposure | News 9
Cervical cancer awareness month: HPV vaccines provides 100% protection if taken prior to first sexual exposure
HPV infection is the primary cause of cervical cancer in 99% of cases, and this is the only vaccine that is available for preventing cervical cancer.
HPV is a type of virus that is mainly transmitted through sexual contact. There are two kinds of HPV infections; one is a high-risk HPV, and the other is a low-risk HPV. Whenever there is a persistent high-risk HPV infection, there is a higher risk of developing cervical cancer in women. Hence, it is important to understand the importance of knowing about HPV infection and creating awareness about that as well.
It is a common infection that a woman can contract at any time in her life, but her body has natural immunity to combat the virus. So, when HPV enters a woman’s body, the body naturally fights the virus and protects it from infection. When antibodies are produced against any infection, they are not permanent; hence, the woman may be susceptible to another type of infection. Whenever we take the vaccine, the antibodies produced by the vaccine are more long-lasting, and that is how they prevent further infection as well as cervical cancer. Hence, it is commonly considered as the best preventive measure. Aside from that, using a barrier contraception such as a condom during intercourse is also advised.
(Dr Shafalika SB Consultant – Minimally Invasive Gynaecology is the author of the article)
Date : January 14, 2023
Publication name : News 9
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Manipal Hospitals :Hebbal, Bengaluru
Date : January 14, 2023
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Dr. Kumar Kenchappa on Explained: Why Is There A Sudden Increase In Heart Attack Among Young Adults? | India Times
Topic: Explained: Why Is There A Sudden Increase In Heart Attack Among Young Adults?
Doctor Quote: Dr. Kumar Kenchappa, Consultant - Interventional Cardiology, Manipal Hospital Hebbal
Date : December 16, 2022
Publication name : India Times
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Manipal Hospitals :Hebbal, Bengaluru
Date : December 16, 2022
Publication name : India Times
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Manipal Hospitals :Hebbal, Bengaluru
Dr. Pavithra R on Hitting the gym? Watch out for staph infections I Bangalore Mirror
Topic: Hitting the gym? Watch out for staph infections
Doctor Quote: Dr. Pavithra R, Consultant - Internal Medicine, Manipal Hospital Hebbal
Date : December 7, 2022
Publication name : Bangalore Mirror
Manipal Hospitals :Hebbal, Bengaluru
Date : December 7, 2022
Publication name : Bangalore Mirror
Manipal Hospitals :Hebbal, Bengaluru
Manipal Hospitals rolls out digital innovative solution (QR Codes) for Bangaloreans with cardiac emergencies | The New Indian Express
Topic: Scan QR codes for cardiac emergency
Doctor quoted: Dr. Sunil Karanth, chairman & consultant - ICU & critical care medicine, Manipal Hospital Old Airport road
Date : October 2, 2022
Publication name : The New Indian Express
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Manipal Hospitals :Hebbal, Bengaluru
Date : October 2, 2022
Publication name : The New Indian Express
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Manipal Hospitals :Hebbal, Bengaluru
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