Dr. Shweta K Sharma

Children with paediatric pyloric stenosis often have frequent vomiting. The condition has been named after the pylorus, a muscle connecting the lower portion of the stomach to the small intestine, which may thicken and block the food entering the small intestine. Infants as young as three to five months old can be diagnosed with pyloric stenosis. And it could be a matter of concern because the condition is commonly treated with surgery. But an even bigger concern lies in the possibility that pyloric stenosis will return post-surgery. And how to prevent and manage the recurrence of paediatric pyloric stenosis, here’s the summary. Preventing the Recurrence of Pediatric Pyloric Stenosis The actual reason why certain kids are more likely to be diagnosed with pyloric stenosis than others is unclear. But: Having a history of pyloric stenosis in one's family and being exposed to specific drugs before, during, or after delivery are all potential risk factors. Still, recurrence can be avoi...

Sciatica is known to pop up in the event of the sciatica nerve getting pinched. As soon as this happens, things start taking a negative turn and bring around unbearable pain to the patients. However, the pain can vary from different patients and can still make things complicated. Hence, it is best to get sciatica treatment as soon as you witness it in your body. However, people get confused at this stage due to not being aware of the available sciatica treatment options. With the aim of resolving all sorts of confusion for sciatica patients, we have shared some useful information. Therapy The very first treatment method with absolutely no side effects is physical therapy for the treatment of sciatica. With the help of physical therapy, you can lower the sciatica pain immensely. However, you need to be accurate with the postures and exercise movements to gain desired results out of this treatment procedure. Medicines The second best treatment option for sciatica is starting with medicat...