Expert Care for Every Surgical Need General & Laparoscopic Surgery by Dr. S. Kalavathi at Narayana General & Surgical Hospital, Mancherial · Updated August 2026 Quick Answer Narayana General & Surgical Hospital, Mancherial offers comprehensive general and laparoscopic surgical care under Dr. S. Kalavathi, MBBS, M.S (General, FISCP) — covering abdominal pain, appendicitis, gallbladder stones, […]
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Laparoscopic Tubectomy: Procedure, Recovery & What to Expect Medically reviewed guide by our General Surgeon (Madam) at Narayana Hospital, Mancherial · Updated August 2026 Quick Answer Laparoscopic tubectomy (laparoscopic tubal ligation) is a minimally invasive, permanent method of female contraception in which the fallopian tubes are blocked or sealed through one or two small abdominal […]
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Breast and Axilla Health Awareness: A Complete Guide Breast and Axilla Health Awareness: A Complete Guide Medically reviewed guide by Narayana General and Surgical Hospital, Mancherial | Updated 2026 Quick Answer Breast and axilla (underarm) health awareness means knowing what’s normal for your own body — texture, size, and how it changes with your cycle […]
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How to Prepare Your Body Before Surgery: A Complete Guide Medically reviewed guide by Narayana Hospitals | Updated 2026 Quick Answer Preparing your body before surgery involves optimizing nutrition, managing existing medications, stopping smoking and alcohol, staying lightly active, prioritizing sleep, and completing all pre-operative tests your surgeon requests. Starting this preparation 2 to 4 […]
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Do People With Diabetes Have a Higher Risk of Urinary Tract Infections or Kidney Problems? Medically reviewed guide by Narayana Hospitals | Updated 2026 Quick Answer Yes. People with diabetes face a significantly higher risk of both urinary tract infections (UTIs) and kidney disease. High blood sugar promotes bacterial growth in the urinary tract and […]
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What Happens If You Hold Your Urine for Too Long? Medically reviewed guide by Narayana Hospitals | Updated 2026 Quick Answer Occasionally holding your urine for a short while is harmless, but regularly delaying bathroom trips can stretch and weaken the bladder muscle, raise the risk of urinary tract infections, and in rare extreme cases […]
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