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Introduction: Athlete's foot, a common fungal infection of the feet, may be both irritating and chronic if not treated right away. This ailment, known formally as tinea pedis, is caused by fungi, the most frequent of which are Trichophyton species. In this blog article, we'll look at the causes of athlete's foot and explain effective preventative techniques to keep your feet healthy and infection-free. Understanding the Culprits: Clotrimazole Cream and Antifungal Treatments Clotrimazole cream, a well-known antifungal medicine, is one of the most effective treatments for athletes's feet. This azole antifungal cream targets the fungi that cause the infection, breaking their cell membranes and preventing their development. Canesten cream, a famous brand of clotrimazole cream, has garnered a significant reputation for its effectiveness in treating a variety of fungal diseases. The Importance of Timely Treatment: Itching, burning, and cracked skin between the toes are all ... Continue reading →

Endometrial Ablation Introduction To reduce excessive bleeding during menstrual cycles, endometrial ablation is a surgical procedure that aims to destroy the inner lining of the uterus, known as the endometrium. This procedure utilises various energy sources, such as heat or cold, to eliminate the endometrium. The uterus is a woman's reproductive organ where a developing baby, or fetus, grows during pregnancy. The endometrium is the soft tissue that lines the uterus walls, which thickens with blood during each menstrual cycle.   Endometrial Ablation FAQs 1. What is endometrial ablation? 2. Why is endometrial ablation done? 3. Who undergoes endometrial ablation? 4. What are the contraindications of endometrial ablation? 5. How can I prepare for endometrial ablation?   To Know More: Endometrial Ablation Health Commune  Email Id: connect@healthcommune.in Website: https://www.healthcommune.in   Continue reading →

Electrophysiology study Introduction If you experience irregular heartbeats, you might need an electrophysiology study. This procedure involves examining the heart's electrical activity to identify any issues with the heart's rhythm. This procedure is performed by an electrophysiologist, a cardiologist specializing in the heart's electrical system and rhythm disorders.   Electrophysiology study FAQs 1. What is an electrophysiology study? 2. Why is an electrophysiology study done? 3. What is an arrhythmia? 4. What are the symptoms of arrhythmia? 5. Are arrhythmias dangerous?   To Know More: Electrophysiology study Health Commune  Email Id: connect@healthcommune.in Website: https://www.healthcommune.in   Continue reading →

Epilepsy vs. Seizures Introduction Epilepsy and seizures are not the same. Epilepsy is a neurological condition where abnormal electrical activity in the brain causes convulsions, strange feelings, behaviors, and changes in consciousness. Seizures are the main manifestation of epilepsy, but not everyone who has a seizure has epilepsy.   Epilepsy vs. Seizures FAQs 1. What is epilepsy? 2. What is a seizure? 3. What is the difference between seizure and epilepsy? 4. What causes epilepsy? 5. What are the symptoms of epilepsy?   To Know More: Epilespy vs.Seizures Health Commune  Email Id: connect@healthcommune.in Website: https://www.healthcommune.in   Continue reading →

Fatty Liver Disease Introduction Fatty liver disease, a prevalent liver condition in India due to inactive lifestyles and excessive calorie intake, warrants a closer examination. Hepatic steatosis, or fatty liver disease, involves an excessive accumulation of fat in the liver. It can result in varying complications, including liver damage, scarring, and ultimately, liver failure. Alcoholic fatty liver disease (AFLD), triggered by heavy alcohol consumption, has two types:   Fatty Liver Disease FAQs 1. What is a fatty liver disease? 2. What are the types of fatty liver disease? 3. What causes fatty liver disease? 4. What are the risk factors for fatty liver disease? 5. What are the symptoms of fatty liver disease? To Know More: Fatty Liver Disease Health Commune  Email Id: connect@healthcommune.in Website: https://www.healthcommune.in   Continue reading →

Food Poisoning Introduction In India, the number of foodborne diseases is consistently rising even amidst technological advancements and enhanced healthcare. The cases are projected to reach 150-177 million by 2030, a significant increase from the 100 million cases reported in 2011. While this trend is alarming, it can be curbed through heightened awareness, early detection, and timely treatment. Explore further to understand food poisoning, its symptoms, diagnosis, and appropriate management. Food Poisoning FAQs 1. What is food poisoning? 2. What causes food poisoning? 3. What are the signs and symptoms of food poisoning? 4. When should I get medical help if I have food poisoning? 5. What are the causative organisms of food poisoning? To Know More: Food Poisoning Health Commune  Email Id: connect@healthcommune.in Website: https://www.healthcommune.in   Continue reading →

Febrile Seizures Introduction Febrile seizures are fits in children with high fever, commonly seen in kids between 6 months and 5 years. They occur at temperatures above 38°C. These seizures are common, especially in children with a family history of febrile seizures. The children are usually healthy, without past seizure episodes or brain infections.   Febrile Seizures FAQs 1. What are febrile seizures? 2. At what temperature do febrile seizures occur? 3. What are the causes of febrile seizures? 4. What are the different types of febrile seizures? 5. Is my child at risk of getting febrile seizures? To Know More: Febrile Seizures Health Commune  Email Id: connect@healthcommune.in Website: https://www.healthcommune.in   Continue reading →

Gestational Diabetes Introduction During pregnancy, some women may experience a type of diabetes called gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) even if they didn't have diabetes before. India mandates diabetes screening for all expecting mothers. GDM can lead to risks for both the baby and the mother. After delivery, the diabetes usually goes away for the mother, but there's a high chance she might develop diabetes later in life.  Gestational Diabetes FAQs 1. What is gestational diabetes? 2. What are the causes of gestational diabetes? 3. What are the risk factors for gestational diabetes? 4. What are the symptoms of gestational diabetes? 5. How do I prevent gestational diabetes?   To Know More: gestational diabetes Health Commune  Email Id: connect@healthcommune.in Website: https://www.healthcommune.in Continue reading →

Foreign Body Aspiration Introduction Foreign body aspiration (FBA) is a major cause of accidental death in young children, ranking third in infants under one year and fourth in children under three years of age. Organic objects, such as rubber and sponges, are frequently aspirated by children. This article explains FBA, its diagnosis, symptoms, and management.    Foreign Body Aspiration FAQs 1. What do you mean by foreign body aspiration? 2. What are the causes of foreign body aspiration? 3. What are the signs of foreign body aspiration? 4. How is foreign body aspiration diagnosed? 5. What treatment options exist for removing a foreign body? To Know More: Foreign Body Aspiration   Health Commune  Email Id: connect@healthcommune.in Website: https://www.healthcommune.in Continue reading →

Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumours Introduction GIST (gastrointestinal stromal tumour) is becoming more common in India. Read on to understand its causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment. GIST is a rare tumour found in the gastrointestinal tract, primarily in the stomach or small intestine. It develops from specific nerve cells within this tract.   Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumours FAQs What is a GIST? Are GISTs cancerous? Is GIST a type of stomach cancer? What causes GIST? Am I at risk of developing a GIST? To Know More: Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumors Health Commune  Email Id: connect@healthcommune.in Website: https://www.healthcommune.in   Continue reading →