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Comprehensive kidney care by expert nephrologist. Latest treatment for all kidney disease and disorders. Dialysis, plasmapheresis and AV fistula creation procedures offered. For expert care for all kidney diseases, consult our expert.

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Best cardiac care for all. Preventive heart care to help maintain heart health. Excellent heart care to cure heart problems and preserve heart function. Latest technology, advanced procedures and expert team. Consult our specialist today.

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Life-saving critical care and toxicology services 24x7. Fully equipped ICU, experienced Intensivists and multidisciplinary team provide the best support during critical illness. Give critically ill the best chance of recovering from their illness.

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Life-saving emergency and trauma services 24x7. Rush victim to our emergency for immediate evaluation, stabilisation, diagnostics and medical and surgical treatment. Give victims the best chance of recovering from trauma.

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Comprehensive dental care for all tooth problems by experts. Keep your teeth healthy with the best guidance and dental treatment. Tooth decay, cavities, impacted teeth, misaligned teeth and all tooth problems treated under one roof. Consult our expert dental expert today.

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How to prevent Diabetic Retinopathy Diabetes can harm many organs. One of the most common complications of diabetes is diabetic retinopathy. This condition affects the retina of the eye. Retina is the light sensitive portion at the back of the eye.

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What is peritoneal dialysis

What is peritoneal dialysis If you have kidney failure you may eventually need a kidney transplant. Before complete kidney failure, when your kidneys’ function is not adequate, you will need a dialysis to clean your blood of impurities and waste. The most common type of dialysis is haemodialysis. This procedure is usually done in a hospital or a dialysis centre. Your blood will flow into a dialysis machine where it is filtered just as in the kidneys and then returned back to your body. An alternate dialysis method is peritoneal dialysis.

How is peritoneal dialysis done During peritoneal dialysis, your blood does not leave your body, but a dialysate, a cleansing fluid, flows into your abdomen through a catheter. It stays in the abdominal cavity for a fixed period of time called the dwell time, during which the filtration is carried out. The lining of your abdomen has a network of tiny blood vessels. The peritoneum that lines the abdomen acts as a filtering membrane. The dialysate contains dextrose which helps draw the waste materials and excess fluid in your blood through the peritoneum.At the end of the dwell time, the dialysate with the filtered waste and fluid drains out through the catheter into a sterile collection bag.This entire process of filling the dialysate, filtration and draining is called an exchange.

There are mainly two types of peritoneal dialysis. Continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) requires three to five exchanges during the day and an extended one at night. Continuous cycling peritoneal dialysis (CCPD) requires multiple automatic exchanges at night while you sleep. You will begin an exchange in the morning. The dwell time will be the entire day

Advantages of peritoneal dialysis • The greatest advantage of peritoneal dialysis is that it can be done at home, at work or even while travelling. • It is done continuously, so there is lesser accumulation of waste and fluid in your blood. • You will have lesser restrictions in your diet as your blood is continuously being filtered. • It gives you greater independence and does not disrupt your work as a haemodialysis. • It may help you retain some residual kidney function a little longer than with haemodialysis.

Will I be able to have peritoneal dialysis? Peritoneal dialysis requires the ability to manually work the process. If you can manage it or if you have a reliable caregiver, then you can have peritoneal dialysis.

Your doctor will evaluate your kidney function, your general health, your ability to manage peritoneal dialysis, the situation and help available at home, and your lifestyle. If everything is suitable, you will be given the option of peritoneal dialysis.

Peritoneal dialysis would be a suitable procedure for you while your kidneys retain some residual function. Haemodialysis causes rapid fluctuations in the fluid balance. If you find it hard to tolerate this, then you may benefit from peritoneal dialysis.

Peritoneal dialysis may also be ideal for you if you wish to travel or if you want to limit disruptions to normal life.

You cannot have peritoneal dialysis if you have extensive scars in your abdomen, hernia, certain medical conditions including inflammatory bowel disease.

If you have a kidney problem, consult our expert nephrologist. We offer complete nephrology care and one of the best peritoneal dialysis services.

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High-Risk Pregnancy Care

A pregnancy is considered a high-risk one if there are complications or chances of complications. Diabetes, heart disease, hypertension, history of miscarriages, teen pregnancy, pregnancy in women over mid-thirties, obesity or extreme underweight conditions, multiple pregnancies or other complications such as abnormally placed placenta are all causes that contribute to making a pregnancy high-risk.

It is true that high-risk pregnancies can get complicated and require emergency intervention, but not all of them develop complications. With proactive care, constant monitoring and management, even high-risk pregnancies can be uneventful and you can deliver a healthy baby.

Special care for high-risk pregnancies

Every pregnancy is special and requires regular monitoring, diagnostic testing and management. A high-risk pregnancy requires extra care.

The most important step is managing existing chronic conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, heart problems etc. and other illnesses you may have developed during pregnancy. This ensures that the mother stays healthy to carry the baby to term and that baby does not undergo any undue stress that could interfere with optimum development.

Inpatient care may be required for some conditions, especially if you have had earlier miscarriages. This will facilitate constant monitoring and timely care.

Additional diagnostic tests will be required in addition to the periodic tests taken for normal pregnancies. These tests will help check the development of the baby and detect anomalies that will require treatment within the womb.

The special tests for high-risk pregnancies include:

Targeted ultrasound that checks for abnormal development.

Ultrasound for cervical length to detect risk of early labour.

Biophysical profile to check for problems in foetal heart rate.

Pre-natal cell-free (cfDNA) screening to detect specific chromosome anomalies in the baby.

Chorionic Villus Sampling to detect certain genetic disorders.

Amniocentesis to detect certain genetic conditions, and brain and spinal cord abnormalities.

With the right care it is possible to detect problems and treat them at the right time to help deliver a healthy baby even if you have a complicated pregnancy that is considered high-risk. If you are over 35 years of age, have had earlier miscarriages or have any health issues prior to getting pregnant or have developed health problems during pregnancy, you will require high-risk pregnancy care.

Consult our experts for high quality maternity care for all pregnancies. We are fully equipped to handle high risk pregnancies and provide complete care for the mother and the new born.

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