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Urethroplasty Permanent solution to Urethral stricture disease.

For two years, a young man’s life was overshadowed by pain, discomfort, and emotional distress after a devastating road traffic accident. The injury left him suffering from severe urethral stricture disease — a condition in which the urethra becomes narrowed, making urination difficult and often

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Emotional and Intimate Health During Menopause

Menopause affects not only the body but also emotional well-being and intimate health. These concerns are often underreported due to hesitation or lack of awareness. At Shalamar Hospital’s Menopause Clinic, women are encouraged to openly discuss all aspects of their health. Mood Changes and Anxiety

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The Importance of Good Nutrition for a Healthier Life

A Patient Guide from Shalamar Hospital Good health begins with proper nutrition. The food you eat every day affects your energy, immunity, heart health, digestion, and overall well-being. For patients managing medical conditions or trying to improve their lifestyle, balanced nutrition plays a key role

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Skincare Hype vs. Reality: What Your Skin Truly Needs

In today’s world, skincare has evolved from a simple daily routine into a multi-billion-dollar industry filled with promises of instant glow, miracle serums, and “perfect skin” transformations. Social media trends and influencer recommendations often make it seem like flawless skin is just one product away.But

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Understanding Menopause: What Every Woman Should Know

Menopause is a natural phase in a woman’s life, usually occurring between the ages of 45 and 55. It marks the end of menstrual cycles and reproductive years. While menopause is a normal biological transition, the physical and emotional changes that come with it can

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Understanding Kawasaki Disease in Children

When a child has a fever, most parents think of common infections such as flu or throat infection. In most cases, fever settles within a few days. However, if a child has a high fever that lasts more than five days and does not improve

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Recognizing and Managing Pediatric Autoimmune Encephalitis

Children can sometimes show sudden changes in behavior that worry parents. A child who was cheerful and active may become irritable, confused, or unusually quiet. In rare cases, these changes may be linked to a condition called autoimmune encephalitis. Autoimmune encephalitis is a rare disorder

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