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Continental Hospitals is founded and established with a vision to a focus on healing and a commitment to well-being of a patient.

Delivering an exceptional patient experience is both a clinical and a business imperative in today’s healthcare environment. And to do it consistently is not easy. It requires leadership diligence, engaged employees and physicians, standard practices, and a strong culture committed to always placing the patient and family at the center of the conversation.

I am proud to say with decades of my physician leadership and clinical work in the United States, I have deeply understood the essential components of a successful and sustainable patient experience. Today’s patients and their families expect not only safe, high-quality medical treatment but also courtesy, short wait times, and amenities as well as comfortable waiting lobbies, clean and environmentally friendly patient care areas.

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At Continental Hospitals, we value each one of our 50+ specialities as centres of excellence in their own right. Each of our specialties excel in providing integrated, collaborative, and multi-disciplinary care of the highest standards.

Focused on preventive health, evidence-based diagnostics, and advanced therapeutics, these are our representative centres of excellence.

- Continental Institute of Gastroenterology, Liver Diseases & Transplant

- Continental Institute of Orthopaedics & Joint Replacement

- Continental Institute of Nephrology & Renal Transplant

- Continental Institute of Emergency & Critical Care Medicine

- Continental Institute of Neurosciences & Rehabilitation

- Continental Heart Centre

- Continental Cancer Centre

- Continental Women & Child Centre

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Continental Hospitals stands out as one of the best hospitals in Hyderabad, distinguished by its commitment to adhering to national and international guidelines while offering an extraordinary aesthetic ambience and safe design. Our facility boasts beautifully appointed patient rooms across all categories, ensuring comfort and tranquility for our patients during their stay. From standard rooms to luxurious suites, we prioritize creating an environment that promotes healing and relaxation.

Moreover, we integrate natural, unfiltered sunlight into our outpatient departments, in-patient rooms, and ICUs, recognizing its profound impact on patient recovery and experience. By harnessing the power of natural light, we aim to accelerate healing processes and enhance the overall well-being of our patients. Our dedication to incorporating such elements not only reflects our commitment to medical excellence but also underscores our relentless pursuit of providing the best possible care to those we serve.

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Geriatric Health Check Male
Geriatric Health Check Male
Why Geriatric Health Check for Male? May advancing age not be a hinderance for you to live your life to the fullest. Our Senior Citizen Health Checkup for male is tailor-made for the elderly to ensure they get an accurate assessment of their health and can retain their health & wellness in their advancing years. Benefits of the Geriatrics Check for Male A senior citizen health screening is your starting point to get a baseline assessment on your overall fitness & health in your advancing years. The senior citizen health checkup package for male is tailor-made for the elderly giving insight into the possible ailments, and thus helps you arrive at a management plan for the same.  Early Detection of Health Issues: Regular check-ups can help in the early detection of various health conditions common among older men, such as cardiovascular diseases, prostate issues, diabetes, and certain cancers. Early detection often leads to more effective treatment and better outcomes. Management of Chronic Conditions: As men age, they are more prone to chronic health conditions like hypertension, arthritis, osteoporosis, and more. Regular check-ups allow for better management and monitoring of these conditions, preventing complications. Prostate Health: Prostate health becomes a crucial concern as men age. Regular screenings, including prostate-specific antigen (PSA) tests and digital rectal exams, can aid in the early detection of prostate cancer or other prostate-related issues. Medication Review and Management: Older men often take multiple medications for various health conditions. A geriatric check-up includes a review of medications to ensure they are not interacting negatively and are still appropriate for the patient's health needs. Cognitive Health: Geriatric assessments can include evaluations for cognitive decline or dementia. Early detection allows for interventions that may slow down the progression or improve the management of these conditions. Nutritional Guidance and Exercise Recommendations: Aging can bring changes in metabolism and nutritional needs. Geriatric specialists may provide advice on proper nutrition and exercise to maintain overall health and vitality. Pre-Test Prep - At least 7- 8 hours fasting for blood tests Why Choose Us - State-of-the-art Infrastructure- Expert Team of Technicians & Pathologists- NABL Accredited Laboratory- Commitment to Excellence in Patient Care Know More
Liver Check Basic
Liver Check Basic
Why Liver Health Check? A specialized Liver Check-Up is designed to assess the well-being of your liver and provide valuable insights into your overall liver health. With over 500 functions, the liver is one of the most important organs in the body and any malfunction can lead to serious health implications. Benefits of the Liver Check A liver test is your starting point to get a baseline assessment on your overall fitness & health of the liver. The liver test ascertains your liver function and gives you an insight into the possible ailments, and thus helps you arrive at a management plan for the same.  Detecting Liver Diseases: Liver function tests can identify various liver conditions, including hepatitis (inflammation of the liver), fatty liver disease, cirrhosis, and liver damage caused by alcohol or medications. Monitoring Liver Health: For individuals with known liver conditions or those at risk due to factors like obesity, excessive alcohol consumption, or viral infections, regular liver function tests can monitor the liver's health over time. Assessing Liver Function: Liver function tests evaluate the liver's ability to metabolize substances, produce proteins, and eliminate waste products from the body. These tests measure levels of enzymes, proteins, and bilirubin in the blood, offering insights into how well the liver is functioning. Evaluating Medication Effects: Some medications can affect the liver. Liver function tests can help determine if certain drugs are causing liver damage or if the liver is processing medications properly. Screening for Risk Factors: Liver function tests can be part of routine health check-ups, especially for individuals with risk factors such as obesity, diabetes, high alcohol consumption, or a family history of liver disease. Detecting issues early allows for timely intervention and management. Pre-Test Prep - At least 7- 8 hours fasting for blood tests Why Choose Us - State-of-the-art Infrastructure- Expert Team of Technicians & Pathologists- NABL Accredited Laboratory- Commitment to Excellence in Patient Care Know More
Little Champs (Kids Health Check)
Little Champs (Kids Health Check)
Why Kids Health Check? A specialized Kids Check-Up is designed to assess the well-being of your little ones and provide valuable insights about their growth & development. So, give your little ones the gift of good health with a regular & comprehensive health check, that ascertains their health, fitness, and understands any risks that they may face in the future.  Benefits of the Kids Health Check A periodic medical check-up for kids is your starting point to get a baseline assessment on the overall fitness & health of your little ones. The kidney test ascertains your kidney function and gives you an insight into the possible ailments, and thus helps you arrive at a management plan for the same.  Early Detection of Health Issues: Regular checkups help in identifying health problems early. This includes physical issues like developmental delays, vision or hearing problems, and also behavioral or mental health concerns. Monitoring Growth and Development: Pediatricians track a child's growth, development, and milestones during these visits. This allows for interventions if there are any concerns about a child's growth pattern or developmental progress. Vaccinations and Immunizations: Checkups ensure that children receive necessary vaccinations and immunizations at the right time, protecting them from various infectious diseases. Preventive Care and Counseling: Doctors provide guidance on nutrition, exercise, safety, and injury prevention. They also counsel parents on topics like proper nutrition, dental care, and mental health support. Establishing a Relationship with Healthcare Providers: Regular visits help children become more comfortable with healthcare professionals, reducing anxiety and fear of medical settings. Parental Education and Support: Checkups offer parents an opportunity to ask questions and seek guidance about their child's health and well-being. Screening for Risk Factors: Health screenings during checkups help in identifying risk factors for conditions like obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes, and more. Early identification allows for early intervention and management. Pre-Test Prep - You have to be on fast for 10-12 hrs , please carry shoe for Treadmill test (TMT)  - Have your dinner before 9 pm. After dinner we request you to do not eat any food or drink tea, coffee juice etc, you can have water. - There is an alcohol restriction for 24 hrs prior to your appointment. Cigarette & cigar smoking is not recommended for 10 hrs prior to your appointment. - If you are consuming any regular medication eg For blood pressure, diabetes, etc. Please do carry your medicines along with you, You can take them after breakfast at our health checks refreshment area. - If you have any previous medical records you may carry it with you for a comparative study. Why Choose Us - State-of-the-art Infrastructure- Expert Team of Technicians & Pathologists- NABL Accredited Laboratory- Commitment to Excellence in Patient Care Know More
Cardiac Check Advanced
Cardiac Check Advanced
Why Advanced Cardiac Check? Being heart-healthy is the precursor to being healthy overall. Get a cardiac check to assess the state of your heart, and its functions, and ascertain any underlying risk of cardiac ailments. Tests such as echocardiogram, stress test, and angiogram – help you both understand your heart condition, as well as preempt any possible heart ailments.  Benefits of the Cardiac Check A cardiac check is your starting point to get a baseline assessment of your fitness & health of your heart. It gives you an insight into the possible cardiac ailments of the future and helps you arrive at a preventive plan for the same. A cardiac check is also a reassuring factor for you – at every age of your life, your heart is expected to perform at an optimal level for that age, and a periodic heart check helps you ascertain if you are at that optimal level. Early Detection of Cardiovascular Issues: Through tests like electrocardiograms (ECG or EKG), echocardiograms, stress tests, or cardiac MRI/CT scans, potential heart problems can be identified at an early stage. This allows for timely intervention and management. Risk Assessment: Advanced cardiac checks help in assessing an individual's risk factors for heart disease, such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, or family history. Knowing these risks enables proactive measures to reduce the likelihood of developing cardiovascular issues. Customized Treatment Plans: Based on the comprehensive evaluation, healthcare professionals can tailor treatment plans that suit the specific needs of the individual. This may involve medication, lifestyle changes, or further specialized interventions if necessary. Preventive Measures: Understanding one's cardiac health status encourages the adoption of preventive measures, such as regular exercise, a heart-healthy diet, smoking cessation, stress management, and weight control, which can significantly lower the risk of heart disease. Pre-Test Prep - At least 7- 8 hours fasting for blood tests Why Choose Us - State-of-the-art Infrastructure- Expert Team of Technicians & Pathologists- NABL Accredited Laboratory- Commitment to Excellence in Patient Care Know More
Cardiac Check Standard
Cardiac Check Standard
Why Standard Cardiac Check? Being heart-healthy is the precursor to being healthy overall. Get a cardiac check to assess the state of your heart, and its functions, and ascertain any underlying risk of cardiac ailments. Tests such as echocardiogram, stress test, and angiogram – help you both understand your heart condition, as well as preempt any possible heart ailments.  Benefits of the Cardiac Check A cardiac check is your starting point to get a baseline assessment of your fitness & health of your heart. It gives you an insight into the possible cardiac ailments of the future and helps you arrive at a preventive plan for the same. A cardiac check is also a reassuring factor for you – at every age of your life, your heart is expected to perform at an optimal level for that age, and a periodic heart check helps you ascertain if you are at that optimal level. Early Detection of Heart Conditions: Regular cardiac check-ups can help in the early identification of potential heart problems such as hypertension, high cholesterol, arrhythmias, and other cardiovascular diseases. Detecting these issues early allows for timely intervention and management. Risk Assessment: These check-ups often involve assessing risk factors like family history, lifestyle habits, blood pressure, cholesterol levels, and weight. Understanding your risk factors helps in developing personalized strategies to mitigate the risk of heart diseases. Preventive Measures: Based on the results of the check-up, healthcare professionals can recommend preventive measures such as dietary changes, exercise routines, smoking cessation programs, and medications to reduce the risk of heart disease. Guidance for Lifestyle Modifications: A cardiac check-up provides an opportunity to discuss lifestyle choices that impact heart health, like diet, physical activity, stress management, and sleep patterns. Healthcare professionals can offer guidance on how to improve these areas for better heart health. Monitoring Existing Heart Conditions: For individuals with pre-existing heart conditions, regular check-ups help in monitoring the condition, ensuring that treatments are effective, and making adjustments as needed. Pre-Test Prep - At least 7- 8 hours fasting for blood tests Why Choose Us - State-of-the-art Infrastructure- Expert Team of Technicians & Pathologists- NABL Accredited Laboratory- Commitment to Excellence in Patient Care   Know More
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A microcosm of the world around us, Continental Hospitals caters to patients from across the globe from 14 different countries – speaking their language, understanding their sensitives, and making them feel right at home, delivering exceptional care with compassion.
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"My mother had a bilateral knee replacement surgery done here. We are very happy with results. Dr Ram Mohan Reddy was very efficient, supportive and patient friendly. The nursing staff was caring and attended all the needs efficiently. Many thanks to nurses Beaula, Anupama and Anna who made our stay comfortable"

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"Dear continental Hospital Family. I really appreicate to all the staff of Continental Hospital in India, Hydrabad. Special thanks to Dr Ajay Reddy, Neorosurgery specialist who did succesful operation to my daughter Salmo regarding on very serious tumor on her back. I am again very grateful to all continenal hospital staff in general and Nurse Saktht in particular, because she gave us good medical services pre and post operation. Furthemore , I was very much impressed with good hospitality, medical and recovery and humanity services which the hospital is providing. Finally, I recommed that all patients suffering from neorological problems visit to continental hospital."

Abdulkadir Haji Daud

"I’ve taken my mother for her access port removal surgery with hundreds of questions in mind which were answered not in words but by putting into actions not just by the Surgeon, Dr. Praveen K Reddy but also each and every staff member. I would like to thank each one of them here for all the support they’ve given to us during these tough times. Dr. Praveen is an amazing person who takes care of his patients as family members. Dr. Praveen’s assistant Mary is one such sweet lady supported us right from the admission through the billing and discharge. The IPD 4th floor team (Floor Manager: Karabi Duty Medical Officer: Dr. Sai Nursing Manager: Nikita) made sure of our comfortable stay in the Hospital which is very rare. Thank you so much team. An unforgettable moment is when all the surgical team members came into the Suite with a cake to celebrate my mother’s birthday. I can’t thank enough for this. Thank you so much Dr. Praveen garu for everything."

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"My father got admitted under Dr Laxminadh Shivraju sir the operation diagnosis cp angel cpiclermoil cramolaning excision brain tumer we have been refer form Kammareddy specially to Dr.laxminadh sir .My father is alright now he is going to abroad for work his completely fit and fine now .Dr.laxminadh sir treatment is too good .can't express in words . my father and he was recover very fast..quick recovery we had under him . Dr.laxminadh sir treatment is outstanding and and the staff and nursing team was so caring and helping nature . The management is to good . Hospital is very hygiene and fresh all the time ."

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Foods That Cause Bloating and Alternatives to Try
Foods That Cause Bloating and Alternatives to Try
Feeling bloated is an uncomfortable experience many people face. It can be caused by different foods and other factors like stress or eating habits. Bloating often leaves us feeling heavy, full, and sluggish, which can interfere with daily activities. If you frequently struggle with bloating, knowing which foods to avoid and healthy alternatives can make a huge difference in how you feel. Let’s explore the common culprits and how you can make better choices. What is Bloating? Bloating is the feeling of pressure or swelling in the stomach, often due to gas, water retention, or indigestion. It's a common digestive issue faced by people around the world. Studies show that around 16-30% of people globally experience bloating regularly. In India, nearly 30% of the population suffers from digestive discomfort, with bloating being one of the main complaints. While occasional bloating is normal, chronic bloating can signal food intolerance or digestive issues. Common Foods That Cause Bloating Dairy Products: Many people are lactose intolerant, which means their body cannot break down lactose (a sugar found in milk and other dairy products). This leads to gas, bloating, and even diarrhea. Studies suggest that around 68% of the world’s population has some degree of lactose intolerance, while in India, the prevalence is even higher, especially in certain regions where dairy consumption is low. Alternatives: Try lactose-free dairy products, almond milk, soy milk, or coconut milk. These alternatives provide the same creaminess without causing digestive issues. For those craving yogurt, coconut or almond-based yogurts are great choices. Beans and Lentils: Beans and lentils are excellent sources of fiber, protein, and other nutrients. However, they contain certain sugars that the body struggles to digest, causing gas and bloating. In India, legumes are a staple in many diets, with lentils (dal) being an essential source of protein for vegetarians. However, the high fiber content in pulses like rajma (kidney beans) and chickpeas can lead to bloating. Alternatives: Soak beans overnight before cooking to reduce the bloating effect. You can also opt for mung beans or lentils, which are easier to digest. Alternatively, consume smaller portions or try switching to quinoa, which provides protein without the same bloating effect. Cruciferous Vegetables (Cabbage, Broccoli, Cauliflower): These vegetables are packed with nutrients and fiber, but they also contain raffinose, a sugar that is difficult to digest. This causes gas production in the gut, leading to bloating. Many people love dishes like cabbage stir-fry or gobi aloo (cauliflower with potatoes), but these may leave you feeling uncomfortable. Alternatives: Opt for cooked versions of these vegetables, as cooking helps break down the indigestible sugars. You can also try zucchini, spinach, or sweet potatoes, which are gentler on the stomach and just as nutritious. Carbonated Drinks: Fizzy drinks like soda, sparkling water, or energy drinks are filled with bubbles, which can trap gas in your digestive system and cause bloating. In India, carbonated drinks are quite popular, especially during hot summers, but the bubbles often lead to discomfort. Alternatives: Choose water, herbal teas like peppermint or ginger, or homemade lemonade. If you miss the fizz, try kombucha, a fermented tea that can improve gut health while giving you that bubbly feeling. Processed and Fried Foods: Processed foods like chips, fast food, and frozen meals contain high amounts of salt and unhealthy fats. This combination can lead to water retention and digestive issues, including bloating. India has seen a rise in the consumption of processed foods, with urbanization leading to an increase in fast food consumption among younger populations. Alternatives: Swap out processed snacks with roasted nuts, seeds, or whole fruits. Instead of fried samosas or pakoras, try baked versions or choose homemade meals with fresh ingredients. Opting for whole grains like brown rice or oats will also reduce bloating. Wheat and Gluten: Wheat contains gluten, a protein that can cause bloating, especially for people with gluten sensitivity or celiac disease. This condition is not just common in Western countries, but it is also increasing in India, with an estimated 1% of the population being affected by celiac disease. Many people with non-celiac gluten sensitivity may also experience bloating after consuming foods like bread, roti, or pasta. Alternatives: Gluten-free grains like rice, millet (bajra), and buckwheat are excellent substitutes. In India, switching to traditional grains like jowar (sorghum) or ragi (finger millet) can reduce bloating while providing essential nutrients. Lifestyle Tips to Reduce Bloating Eat Slowly: Eating too fast causes you to swallow air, which leads to bloating. Chew your food thoroughly and take your time. Stay Hydrated: Drinking plenty of water helps flush out excess salt and aids digestion. Avoid drinking large amounts of water during meals to prevent diluting stomach acids. Exercise Regularly: Physical activity can promote healthy digestion and prevent gas buildup. Yoga, walking, and light stretching are great options. Probiotics: Probiotics, like those found in yogurt, kefir, or supplements, help maintain a healthy gut balance, reducing bloating and improving digestion. Conclusion Bloating is a common problem that can be uncomfortable and frustrating. By understanding the foods that cause bloating and choosing alternatives, you can make changes to your diet that leave you feeling lighter and more energetic. It’s important to listen to your body and notice which foods affect you personally, as everyone’s digestive system is unique. Whether you're in India or elsewhere in the world, simple changes like switching to gluten-free grains, choosing plant-based milk, or soaking beans overnight can make a huge difference in your daily comfort. <iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/hracZ1rdCio" width="560" height="314" allowfullscreen="allowfullscreen"></iframe> Related Blogs: how to get rid of bloating How Gut Health Impacts Bloating? Read More
Bloating During Menstruation
Bloating During Menstruation
Bloating during menstruation is a common and often uncomfortable experience for many women. If you’ve ever felt like your stomach is swollen or puffy during your period, you’re not alone. This sensation, known as menstrual bloating, can be frustrating and impact your daily life. In this blog, we’ll delve into the causes of bloating during menstruation, explore remedies for bloating, and provide tips for managing menstrual bloating effectively, using both global and Indian-specific statistics. What is Menstrual Bloating? Menstrual bloating is the feeling of fullness or swelling in the abdomen that many women experience during their menstrual cycle. This bloating can range from mild to severe and is often accompanied by other symptoms such as abdominal pain, gas, and cramping. Causes of Menstrual Bloating Hormonal Changes: The primary cause of menstrual bloating is hormonal fluctuations. During the menstrual cycle, levels of estrogen and progesterone rise and fall, which can lead to water retention and bloating. Estrogen, in particular, promotes fluid retention, causing the abdomen to feel swollen. Increased Sodium Intake: Consuming high amounts of sodium can exacerbate bloating. Processed foods, canned soups, and salty snacks are common culprits that can lead to water retention. Digestive Changes: Hormonal changes can also affect digestion. Some women may experience slower digestion or constipation, which can contribute to bloating. Emotional Stress: Stress and anxiety can worsen bloating by impacting digestion and increasing the production of stress hormones, which can lead to water retention. Underlying Conditions: Certain health conditions, such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) or irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), can also contribute to menstrual bloating. Worldwide & Indian-Specific Statistics On Menstrual bloating Globally, menstrual bloating is a widespread issue. According to a study published in the Journal of Women’s Health, approximately 50-80% of women report experiencing some form of bloating during their menstrual cycle. This percentage underscores how common and impactful this symptom can be for women worldwide. In India, menstrual bloating is also a significant concern. A survey conducted by the Indian Society of Periodontology found that about 60% of Indian women experience bloating during their menstrual cycle. This statistic highlights the prevalence of the issue in the Indian context and emphasizes the need for effective management strategies. Remedies for Bloating During Menstruation Now that we understand the causes of bloating during menstruation, let’s explore some practical remedies for bloating to help manage and alleviate discomfort: Maintain a Balanced Diet: To manage menstrual bloating effectively, it’s crucial to consume a balanced diet. Opt for fresh fruits, vegetables, and whole grains while reducing your intake of sodium. Foods rich in fiber can aid digestion and help reduce water retention. Stay Hydrated: Drinking plenty of water is essential in managing menstrual bloating. Hydration helps flush out excess sodium and reduces fluid retention. Aim for at least 8-10 glasses of water per day. Engage in Regular Exercise: Physical activity can be a great way to find period bloating relief. Exercise helps improve digestion and reduces fluid retention. Activities like walking, yoga, or swimming can help reduce bloating while also easing menstrual cramps. Herbal Teas: Herbal teas like ginger, peppermint, and chamomile are known for their soothing properties. They can help ease digestive discomfort and reduce bloating. These teas are also anti-inflammatory, which helps with overall period discomfort. Probiotics: Incorporating probiotics into your diet can help regulate digestion. Foods like yogurt, kefir, and fermented products help maintain a healthy gut, which is key to reducing stomach bloating during menstruation. Limit Caffeine and Alcohol: Both caffeine and alcohol can cause dehydration, which worsens bloating. Reducing your intake of these substances during your period can help minimize fluid retention and discomfort. Managing Menstrual Bloating: Helpful Tips Beyond remedies, managing menstrual bloating effectively involves making lifestyle adjustments and being proactive about your health. Here are some tips on how to manage menstrual bloating: Monitor Your Symptoms: Keeping track of when you experience bloating and other menstrual symptoms can help you identify patterns and triggers. Use a menstrual tracker app or a journal to log your symptoms. This can help you plan better for the days when bloating is more likely. Mind Your Portions: Eating smaller, more frequent meals can aid digestion and reduce bloating. Avoid large meals that can overload your digestive system, especially during your period. Stress Management: Stress has a direct impact on your digestive system and can exacerbate bloating. Practicing stress-relief techniques such as meditation, deep breathing, or even a short walk can help calm your mind and your stomach. Wear Comfortable Clothing: Tight clothing can make bloating feel worse by putting pressure on your abdomen. Opt for loose-fitting clothes during your period to minimize discomfort. Over-the-Counter Remedies: If lifestyle changes aren’t enough, over-the-counter medications like diuretics or anti-bloating pills may provide relief. However, it’s essential to consult a healthcare provider before starting any new medications. Heat Therapy: Applying heat to your abdomen can provide immediate relief from bloating and cramps. A heating pad or hot water bottle helps relax the muscles in your abdomen and promotes better digestion. Conclusion Bloating during menstruation is a common but often uncomfortable symptom that many women face. Understanding the causes of bloating during menstruation—such as hormonal changes, fluid retention, and dietary factors—can help in managing and reducing these symptoms. By adopting a balanced diet, staying hydrated, exercising regularly, and exploring various remedies, you can find effective ways to alleviate menstrual bloating. Whether you’re dealing with period bloating relief or seeking remedies for bloating, remember that small changes in your lifestyle can make a significant difference in your comfort and well-being. <iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/ZPyKqZEM2_o" width="560" height="314" allowfullscreen="allowfullscreen"></iframe> Related Blogs: how to get rid of bloating How Gut Health Impacts Bloating?   Read More
How Gut Health Impacts Bloating?
How Gut Health Impacts Bloating?
Bloating is a common yet uncomfortable experience for many people worldwide. It can make your stomach feel swollen, tight, and sometimes even painful. But what is bloating, and how does gut health play a role in this condition? In this blog, we'll explore the meaning of bloating, its symptoms, and the connection between gut health and bloating. We’ll also discuss how to reduce bloating and provide tips on what relieves bloating fast. Let’s dive into the details. What Is Bloating? Bloating refers to the sensation of fullness or swelling in the abdomen, often caused by gas or fluid retention. It is a symptom rather than a condition itself and can be associated with various underlying issues. The bloating meaning essentially revolves around the uncomfortable feeling of your stomach expanding beyond its normal size. Bloating Symptoms Common symptoms of bloating include: Abdominal fullness: A feeling of heaviness or tightness in the stomach. Visible swelling: Noticeable distension or enlargement of the abdomen. Discomfort or pain: Cramping or aching in the stomach area. Gas and flatulence: Increased production of gas leading to burping or passing gas. Understanding these symptoms can help in identifying the underlying causes and seeking appropriate remedies. How Gut Health Impacts Bloating The gut plays a crucial role in digestive health, and its imbalance can lead to bloating. Several factors contribute to this relationship: Gut Microbiome Imbalance: The gut microbiome comprises trillions of bacteria and other microorganisms that help in digestion and maintain gut health. An imbalance in these microbes can lead to digestive issues, including bloating. For example, overgrowth of certain bacteria can produce excess gas, causing a bloated feeling. Food Intolerances and Sensitivities: Some foods can be difficult for certain individuals to digest, leading to bloating. Common culprits include lactose (found in dairy products), fructose (found in fruits and some sweeteners), and gluten (found in wheat). If the gut is unable to break down these substances efficiently, it can result in stomach bloating and discomfort. Digestive Disorders: Conditions like Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) are linked to chronic bloating. These disorders can disrupt normal digestive processes, leading to persistent bloating and other symptoms. Gut Motility Issues: Proper gut motility, or the movement of food through the digestive tract, is essential for preventing bloating. Slow or irregular gut motility can lead to fermentation of food and excess gas, contributing to the bloating of the stomach. How to Reduce Bloating Managing bloating often involves addressing gut health and making lifestyle changes. Here are effective strategies: Dietary Adjustments Identify Triggers: Keep a food diary to pinpoint items that may cause bloating. Avoiding or reducing these foods can help alleviate symptoms. Eat Smaller Meals: Consuming smaller, more frequent meals can ease digestion and reduce bloating. Incorporate Fiber: A balanced intake of dietary fiber supports digestion and can help prevent constipation-related bloating. Probiotics and Prebiotics Probiotics: These beneficial bacteria can help restore balance in the gut microbiome. Foods like yogurt, kefir, and fermented vegetables are rich in probiotics. Prebiotics: Found in foods like bananas, garlic, and onions, prebiotics feed the good bacteria in the gut, promoting overall digestive health. Hydration Drinking plenty of water aids digestion and helps reduce bloating. Staying hydrated prevents constipation and supports the movement of food through the digestive tract. Physical Activity Regular exercise can help improve gut motility and reduce bloating. Simple activities like walking or stretching can aid in digestion and alleviate discomfort. Stress Management Stress can negatively impact gut health and contribute to bloating. Techniques like mindfulness, meditation, and yoga can help manage stress and support digestive health. How to Reduce Bloating: Dietary Tips Incorporating gut-friendly foods into your diet can help manage and reduce bloating. Here are some tips: Probiotics: Foods rich in probiotics, like yogurt and kefir, help maintain a healthy balance of gut bacteria, potentially reducing bloating. Fiber: A diet high in fiber can aid digestion and reduce constipation-related bloating. However, be cautious with fiber intake, as too much can sometimes worsen bloating. Low-FODMAP Diet: The low-FODMAP diet, which excludes certain fermentable carbohydrates, has been shown to help people with IBS manage bloating symptoms. Bloating in India: Statistics and Insights In India, bloating is a common issue affecting many individuals. Studies suggest that around 15% of the Indian population experiences chronic bloating, often linked to dietary habits and high consumption of processed foods. Additionally, the rise in lifestyle-related disorders has exacerbated the issue, making it essential for people to pay attention to their gut health. Conclusion Understanding how gut health impacts bloating can provide valuable insights into managing and reducing symptoms. By addressing factors like gut microbiome imbalance, food intolerances, and digestive disorders, and by implementing effective strategies such as dietary adjustments, probiotics, hydration, and stress management, you can alleviate bloating and improve overall digestive health. Whether you experience occasional bloating or more chronic symptoms, these approaches can help you feel more comfortable and in control. <iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/hracZ1rdCio" width="560" height="314" allowfullscreen="allowfullscreen"></iframe> Related Blogs: how to get rid of bloating Read More
World Osteoporosis Day 2024
World Osteoporosis Day 2024
World Osteoporosis Day, celebrated on October 20th every year, is a global initiative that aims to raise awareness about osteoporosis, a disease that weakens bones, making them fragile and more likely to break. In 2024, the theme for World Osteoporosis Day continues to focus on the importance of prevention, diagnosis, and treatment to ensure strong bones and a healthy lifestyle. Understanding Osteoporosis Osteoporosis is often called the “silent disease” because it develops gradually over time, and people may not realize they have it until a bone fractures. It occurs when the bone tissue is broken down faster than it is rebuilt, leading to porous and weakened bones. Osteoporosis is a major public health issue worldwide, affecting millions of individuals, particularly postmenopausal women and older men. Key Statistics: Osteoporosis affects over 200 million people globally. One in three women and one in five men over the age of 50 will experience osteoporotic fractures. Fragility fractures due to osteoporosis occur every 3 seconds worldwide. Causes and Risk Factors of Osteoporosis Understanding the risk factors that contribute to osteoporosis is crucial for prevention. The causes of osteoporosis can be both preventable and unavoidable. Age: As we age, bones naturally lose density and strength. This loss accelerates in women after menopause due to decreased estrogen levels. Gender: Women are more prone to osteoporosis due to smaller bone size and hormonal changes. Men, however, are not immune and also face a risk of osteoporosis as they age. Family History: If your parents or siblings have osteoporosis or fractures, your chances of developing the condition are higher. Nutrition: Poor nutrition, especially diets low in calcium and vitamin D, leads to decreased bone mass. Vitamin D helps the body absorb calcium, essential for bone health. Physical Inactivity: A sedentary lifestyle weakens bones over time. Weight-bearing and strength-training exercises are vital for maintaining bone density. Smoking and Alcohol: Excessive smoking and alcohol consumption can interfere with the body's ability to absorb calcium and form new bone tissue. Medical Conditions and Medications: Chronic diseases like rheumatoid arthritis, hyperthyroidism, or long-term use of corticosteroids can contribute to bone loss. Symptoms of Osteoporosis Osteoporosis progresses silently and typically presents no symptoms until a fracture occurs. Some potential warning signs may include: Back pain caused by a fractured or collapsed vertebra. Loss of height over time. A stooped posture. Bones that break more easily than expected. These fractures often occur in the spine, hips, and wrists, but can affect other bones as well. Spinal fractures can be particularly dangerous as they can lead to chronic pain, disability, and loss of independence. Prevention of Osteoporosis Although osteoporosis can be managed, the best approach is prevention through lifestyle changes and early interventions. These steps can help reduce the risk of developing osteoporosis: Adequate Calcium Intake: Calcium is the building block of bone. Adults need 1,000 mg to 1,200 mg of calcium daily, which can be obtained from dairy products, leafy greens, or supplements if necessary. Vitamin D: Vitamin D helps your body absorb calcium. Sunlight exposure and vitamin D-rich foods like fatty fish or fortified dairy products can provide adequate levels. Regular Exercise: Engaging in weight-bearing activities such as walking, jogging, and strength training can help build and maintain bone density. Exercise also improves balance, reducing the risk of falls and fractures. Avoid Smoking and Limit Alcohol: Smoking has been shown to decrease bone mass, and heavy alcohol use can increase the risk of osteoporosis. Healthy Diet: A balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and protein supports bone health. Protein is essential for muscle strength, which can prevent falls and fractures. Bone Density Testing: Regular bone density tests (DEXA scans) are recommended for older adults and those at high risk for osteoporosis. Early detection allows for timely treatment to prevent fractures. Treatment Options for Osteoporosis For individuals diagnosed with osteoporosis, several treatment options are available to strengthen bones and reduce fracture risk: Medications: Bisphosphonates: These are the most commonly prescribed medications to slow bone loss and reduce fracture risk. Denosumab: An injectable treatment that works by slowing down the breakdown of bone. Hormone Therapy: For postmenopausal women, hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can help maintain bone density, though it carries some risks. Selective Estrogen Receptor Modulators (SERMs): These medications mimic estrogen's effects on bone to slow bone loss. Calcium and Vitamin D Supplements: If dietary intake is insufficient, supplements may be recommended to ensure bones get the necessary nutrients. Lifestyle Changes: Doctors often recommend incorporating weight-bearing exercises, quitting smoking, and reducing alcohol consumption to improve bone health. Fall Prevention: Since fractures in osteoporosis patients often occur from falls, making homes fall-proof by removing tripping hazards, installing grab bars, and using proper lighting can significantly reduce fracture risk. Global Impact of Osteoporosis Osteoporosis has a significant socio-economic impact, with healthcare systems bearing the cost of treating fractures and long-term disability. The economic burden of osteoporosis-related fractures is immense, affecting not only the patient but also caregivers and society as a whole. Osteoporosis is a preventable and treatable disease, but it requires awareness and proactive measures. On World Osteoporosis Day 2024, the global community comes together to highlight the importance of maintaining bone health throughout life. By promoting education, prevention, and early diagnosis, we can reduce the incidence of fractures, improve quality of life for millions of people, and build a healthier, stronger world. Related Blog Content: Nutrition for Strong Bones: How to Prevent Osteoporosis Read More
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Listening to music helps improve cognitive skills
Listening to music helps improve cognitive skills
Enjoy the melody, without damaging your ears Music inspires us to do many new things in life and motivates us to overcome challenges! Music improves other senses of a human body, like gaining better vision and improved response to touch. Overall music even helps in improving the ability to paint a better and complete picture of the world at large. However, one important caution is to avoid listening to loud music to ensure it does not damage the ears. Music is present in every aspect of our life and we voluntarily or involuntarily are exposed to music daily. It is important that one is exposed to the right kind of music, which is soothing in nature in the longer term, instead of loud/brash sounds. Intermittent bouts of rap or rock-n-roll are fine, but this cannot be a mainstay in one’s life to stay healthy for a long period of time. 5-Tips: Listen to Music, Responsibly Use Music Players at 60% of the Maximum Volume Use Your Music Player For 60 Minutes A Day Only Commenting on the impact of music, Dr. Ashok Kumar Singh, Consultant ENT Surgeon, Continental Hospitals said, “According to some research reports on the impact of music on education, it has been found that those students who listening to good quality music daily turn out to be good in science and mathematics, especially ‘algebra’. Music is believed to play the role of ‘social glue’, and young minds exposed to music emerge into good Samaritans as they grow.” “A 2014 research report by the Department of Education in the United States indicated that over 93% of students exposed to good music graduated with merit, and music also removes barriers between students coming from various ethnic and social backgrounds. Music also helps adolescents release or control emotions and helps them cope with difficult situations such as peer pressure, substance abuse, pressures of study and family, the dynamics of friendships and social life, and the pain of loss or abuse.” It is widely believed that rhythm abilities, such as tapping to a beat, relate with reading skills, and available initial evidence of how both abilities may rely on common underlying neural mechanisms of sound processing reiterates the importance of music in a student’s life. Not just these, teenagers associate playing music with music literacy, listening skills, motor ability, eye-hand coordination, and heightened intellectual capabilities, etc. Read More
Take care of your kidney”s health
Take care of your kidney”s health
Hyderabad, March 11 (IANS) At a time when the world is worried about coronavirus pandemic, the World Kidney Day on March 12 may pass as another annual event. But the kidney-related ailments are silent killer. The day aims to raise awareness about kidney”s importance to overall health and to reduce the frequency and impact of kidney disease and its associated health issues worldwide. Diabetes, hypertension and obesity are some of the high-risk factors that result in kidney ailments and at times are life-threatening in nature, according to Dr Dhananjaya K.L., consultant nephrologist at Continental Hospitals, here. Undergoing tests is the only and best way to know the health of kidneys. A person with symptoms, like fatigue, high blood pressure and swelling of feet, must be careful of his kidneys; and ideally undergo regular health check-up for blood sugar, creatinine and eGFR to assess its filtration rate. India is estimated to have over 50 million people with diabetes. They are at a high risk of chronic kidney ailments. The diseases become prevalent, mainly due to poor lifestyle choices of people. Hence, it”s important to realise importance of leading an active and energised life to prevent the possibility of diabetes that could lead to kidney-related complications. “In a human body, kidneys are among the most amazing organs, which ensure wellbeing of the person. These bean-shaped organs filter 1,200 ml of blood per minute (1,700 litres a day) to keep the person healthy. It also helps remove waste and maintain a balance of chemicals and minerals in the body. It”s the process that happens in a kidney that keeps bones and teeth strong,” said Dr Dhananjaya. “While dialysis is the most common available treatment to support failing kidneys, at an advanced stage, often considered as renal failure, the only option left is to undergo a transplant,” he said. Hyderabad, considered a major healthcare destination, offers world-class kidney transplant facilities from a variety of sources, like live and cadaveric transplant. Chief Transplant Urologist and a Padmasri Awardee Sarbeswar Sahariah, who recently completed 1,000 kidney transplant surgeries, believes transplantation is a safe and best approach for individuals suffering kidney failure to lead an active life. The living kidney transplantation practice in India Read More
How to stay stress-free during COVID-19 lockdown
How to stay stress-free during COVID-19 lockdown
People are suggested to main ‘social distance’ to ensure the menace of coronavirus does not find a breeding groundin the form of easy transmission between people. HYDERABAD: Unforeseen circumstances require unprecedented measures! And today India is under an unprecedented “lockdown” for 21-days to fight the global pandemic coronavirus. The lockdown would mean people would not be allowed to step out of their homes freely and will have restricted access to even everyday essential commodities. People are suggested to main ‘social distance’ to ensure the menace of coronavirus does not find a breeding groundin the form of easy transmission between people. However, for a large section of people in Indian society, thisis unacceptable! It has been noticed that people are not just worried about their economic prospects; but alsoexpressing anguish over getting restricted to their residences. Risk factors : Commenting on the risks, Dr. Jyotirmayi K, Consultant Psychiatrist, Continental Hospitals said,“Lockdown or other restrictions to daily routine will be stressful and there surely are going to be some psychological impacts on people. To avoid greater damage from happening time and again, we humans need to work harder enduring some levels of stress; and must realize that this phase too will pass soon.” To keep yourself active Remind yourself that this is a temporary phase Remember that you are a hero, and doing this for the community Stay connected with near & dear via phone, email, social media Sleep at regular routines to find each passing day relaxing Stay physically active to ensure mental agility Maintain balance by allocating specific work hours, and take regular breaks Focus on doing household chores and share burden with family members Avoid news and social media if you find it distressing “On an everyday basis, most people state they do not find time for themselves for their wellbeing. This 21-daylockdown has provided the perfect opportunity for people to spend time on themselves. Doing Yoga, speaking tofamily members, remembering past/childhood memories, speaking to old friends and reminiscing past memories couldbe a perfect way to keep oneself active and keep off from anxiety,” concluded Dr. Jyotirmayi. Another risk associated with this lockdown is the possibility of one retreating into a sedentary lifestyle, and thus adding many kilograms to the bodyweight. Commenting on this, Zeenath Fatima, Consultant Dietician, Continental Hospitals said, “During normal days manypeople tend to eat at restaurants or foods prepared not at home, doing no great favor to the human body. Put underrestrictions, now people are forced to opt for home-cooked food, which is the best and healthiest option any day.Eating green-leafy and other regular vegetables will not increase weight and during these stressful times, avoidingmeat or meat-based foods could be a better idea.” Life under a lockdown situation can negatively affect mental health, causing post-traumatic stress, confusion and even anger. But by keeping your active life going and maintaining peace in life is the best solution to ensure you wade through these difficult times with ease. Read More
What Covid? Birth date still matters
What Covid? Birth date still matters
In the times of Covid-19, what has not changed are the date and time when a newborn infant is born and doctors cannot argue about it as the pregnant woman is their major concern. These dictates are still being noted in maternity hospitals as the time and day of birthing is a priority for families and their astrological calendars. A C-Section delivery, very high in both Telugu-speaking states, is still a preference during these times too. Only corporate and big nursing homes are operational and all the load of affluent patients is on them. A senior doctor, on condition of anonymity, explained, “We have a virus around us but that does not stop people from arguing over the time and day of the delivery. These beliefs are strong and with a newborn baby, no risks in astrology are to be taken.” Doctors are keen that pregnant women are safe and for that reason normal delivery is carried out by junior doctors and senior doctors are around for supervision. Earlier, they would all crowd around the patient along with the nurses but now social distance is maintained. “It is like going back to old times where the woman has to push the baby down and from far, we would give instructions,” explained a senior doctor. C-sections are done by wearing personal protective equipment as due to Covid-19 these extra precautionary measures have to be taken during the birthing process. The biggest challenge stated doctors are the scans as they are not being carried out for all pregnant women. “We are going back to times when there were no ultrasound scans. This is because it would unnecessarily expose a pregnant woman to risk. Hence only if there is a clinical indication of anomaly in foetal movement then scans are being done. It is one in 2000 cases and, mostly, not required.” Scanning was a major part of all the three trimesters but doctors now do not want to risk their patients. The husband was a part of the birthing process but that also is not allowed as it is not safe. Similarly, those in the first and second trimesters of the pregnancy are not called to hospitals for routine checks but video conferencing is provided to clear their doubts. Tele-medicine and email are also used by patients to check on substitutes for medicines as there is a crisis of brands. Dr Sri Latha Gorthi, gynaecologist, explained, “So far we have dealt with patients who have been seeing us from first day. Hence we know their history. Yet we check with them if they have come in contact with anyone who has travelled from abroad. There has not been a single case so far but precautions of checking travel history are mandatory for us too.” Pregnant women are already immune-compromised and hence precautions in terms of social distancing, hygiene, avoiding contact with people from Covid-19-affected countries and also within the community is important, stated Dr Kavitha Naragoni, senior gynecologist and infertility specialist at Continental Hospitals. Read More
Continental Hospitals Earns Prestigious Recognition as a Great Place to Work® for 2024
Continental Hospitals Earns Prestigious Recognition as a Great Place to Work® for 2024
Continental Hospitals, a premier healthcare institution renowned for its commitment to excellence in patient care and employee satisfaction, proudly announces its certification as a Great Place to Work® for the year 2024. This prestigious recognition underscores Continental Hospitals' dedication to fostering a positive and supportive work environment, where employees feel valued, empowered, and motivated to deliver outstanding healthcare services. Continental Hospitals, located in Hyderabad, India, has established itself as a leader in the healthcare industry since its inception. With a mission to provide compassionate and comprehensive medical care, the hospital offers a wide range of specialties, including cardiology, oncology, neurology, orthopedics, and more. Equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and a team of highly skilled healthcare professionals, Continental Hospitals is committed to delivering superior clinical outcomes and enhancing the overall well-being of its patients. The Great Place to Work® certification is a testament to Continental Hospitals' efforts in creating a workplace culture built on trust, respect, and collaboration. Through initiatives focused on employee engagement, professional development, and work-life balance, the hospital ensures that its staff members are supported and motivated to achieve their full potential. From ongoing training programs to recognition schemes and wellness initiatives, Continental Hospitals prioritizes the holistic growth and happiness of its workforce. "I'm thrilled to share some fantastic news – we are officially “Great Place to Work certified!" said Dr Guru N Reddy, Chairman of Continental Hospitals. "This achievement wouldn't have been possible without the incredible contributions of every one of you. Your dedication, hard work, and commitment to excellence have made this recognition a reality." The Great Place to Work® certification is awarded based on a comprehensive assessment of workplace culture, employee feedback, and management practices. Continental Hospitals' recognition in 2024 underscores its continuous efforts to prioritize employee satisfaction and engagement, setting a benchmark for excellence in the healthcare industry. As Continental Hospitals continues to expand its footprint and enhance its services, it remains steadfast in its commitment to maintaining a positive and supportive work environment for its employees. With a focus on innovation, compassion, and integrity, the hospital aims to uphold its reputation as a trusted healthcare provider and an employer of choice in the region. For more information about Continental Hospitals and its services, visit https://continentalhospitals.com/  About Continental Hospitals:Continental Hospitals is a leading healthcare institution based in Hyderabad, India, dedicated to providing comprehensive medical care across a wide range of specialties. With a focus on clinical excellence, patient-centric care, and cutting-edge technology, Continental Hospitals is committed to improving the health and well-being of individuals and communities. About Great Place to Work®:Great Place to Work® is a global authority on workplace culture, employee engagement, and organizational success. Through rigorous assessment and analysis, Great Place to Work® identifies and recognizes organizations that demonstrate excellence in creating high-trust, high-performance workplace cultures. The certification is based on anonymous employee feedback and an evaluation of management practices, providing valuable insights for organizations striving to enhance employee satisfaction and business performance. Read More
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