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Are you in pain and can’t manage the basic activities of daily living such as moving around, going up and down stairs, or even sitting on the floor during prayer or having dinner? You must be searching “knee replacement surgeons near me” more than once in your Google search bar. Knee replacement surgery is a big thing, and choosing the best surgeon becomes equally important. In this guide, all the concerns that patients in Kerala usually have when visiting a knee replacement surgeon are addressed, including the time when the operation becomes inevitable, qualities of a good knee replacement surgeon, process of surgery and rehabilitation, and role of Ayurveda. Do I actually need a knee joint replacement surgery? All knee pain does not need to resort to surgery. Orthopedic surgeons will normally explore the non-operative alternatives of physical therapy, weight reduction, pain medications, and knee injections before recommending surgery. Some common indications which indicate the need fo...

  Kerala's Cardiology Advancements: A New Era in Cardiac Care In every 33 seconds an Indian dies because of a heart attack. However, Kerala, which used to be famous for its backwaters and spice trade route, is silently emerging as the leading cardiac care center of the entire subcontinent. By 2026, Kerala has become the foremost cardiac surgery destination globally and is drawing medical tourists from across the globe including the GCC countries, Europe, and Africa. This development shows the determination of Kerala to offer state-of-the-art cardiac care facilities to patients at par with the global standards. An Innovation without Surgery: The Evolution of the Leadless Pacemaker Among the most revolutionary developments in the world of heart ailments in Kerala is the recent installation of the Leadless Capsule Pacemaker, done by the Baby Memorial Hospital. Unlike conventional pacemakers, the leadless pacemaker capsule can be installed through a process that does not require an ope...

  You eat healthy foods. You are not a lazy person. However, the extra fat refuses to drop, the hair continues to fall off, the skin remains prone to acne, and you continue to feel tired. You have been advised that this is caused by stress. You have also been informed that your lab results are okay. What nobody told you is that the problem was never fully understood not by the medical system, not by the research that shaped it, and certainly not by the generic advice most women receive after a two-minute consultation and a normal ultrasound report. For many years, polycystic ovary syndrome, or PCOS, was known by its obvious sign, which were cysts that appeared on the ovaries. However, new research, such as articles that have appeared in The Lancet, indicates that there really should not be any focus placed on the ovaries because "the doctors were focusing only on the surface symptoms and ignoring the underlying problems, especially the problem of insulin resistance." This mat...