Dr. Shweta Khanna

With the growing demand to postpone the ageing process, skin rejuvenation techniques, particularly non-invasive cosmetic technology, are flourishing. One such technique is radiofrequency (RF) skin tightening. It is a non-surgical cosmetic procedure for skin tightening, ... Read More

Rabies is a vaccine-preventable, viral disease caused by the RABV virus that affects the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord). Rabies is typically transmitted to humans and animals through the saliva of an infected animal, via bites, scratches, or direct conta... Read More

Having trouble remaining awake or attentive or wanting to sleep more during the day, are signs of excessive daytime sleepiness, also referred to as daytime somnolence or hypersomnia. The feelings of sleepiness may be stronger when you are sedentary, such as while drivin... Read More

For most people, contact lenses are a more comfortable and convenient option than spectacles. However, you can't wear them constantly. Additionally, you run the risk of developing eye infections if you don't properly clean and care for them. The most common infection re... Read More

Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV) is a respiratory virus that can cause symptoms similar to the common cold. The illness can range from mild, cold-like symptoms to severe infections, including pneumonia and bronchiolitis. The infection is more common in the winter and early ... Read More

You've probably heard how important it is to eat a diet high in iron, but the term “ferritin” may be new to you. Do you know that your red blood cell count may decrease if your iron levels become too low? Yes, iron is essential for the production of hemoglobin, a vi... Read More

The ideal nutrition approach for acquiring a healthy weight is still eating adequate and appropriate food, regardless of whether you are underweight or exhausted from working out. But making the distinction between good and unhealthy weight gain is crucial. While excess... Read More

Have you ever noticed bruising appear on your skin without knowing how it happened? Although an occasional bruise from bumping into something might not be a major concern, frequent and inexplicable bruises could be a warning sign of something more serious. Haemophilia B... Read More

Do you know that both UVA and UVB rays from the sun can cause deeper layers of skin damage and are connected to longer-term problems, including skin cancer and premature ageing? One of the most essential skincare products that every person should use regularly is sunscr... Read More

While drinking less water can lead to dehydration, drinking too much fluid is also harmful, as your kidneys cannot eliminate excess water. This causes your blood's salt content to drop, and can be fatal. In this blog, we will understand how much water you should drink, ... Read More

Moringa oleifera is a large tree native to Asia and Africa, consumed for centuries due to its remarkable nutritional content and health benefits. Its other names include horseradish tree, drumstick tree, and ben oil tree. Nearly every part of the tree is either consumed... Read More

Everyone has a small amount of fluid between the lung and the chest wall (the pleural space). However, this fluid's normal balance can occasionally be upset. When your lungs are secreting too much liquid and not reabsorbing it enough, it's called a pleural effusion (wat... Read More