Age and environmental factors like sun exposure and pollution can cause moles: genetic factors or too much sun can also cause them. Whatever the reason, treating these skin conditions naturally and safely is essential. Moles can be removed with a mixture of baking soda and castor oil. Banana peels can be applied to moles. Frankincense […]
Abdominal surgery treats conditions in the abdomen, including stomach, intestines, spleen, appendix, and colon. Weight gain or pregnancy after surgery can affect a stomach tuck. Your abdominal skin will stretch out, and the muscles underneath will separate again. Stomach tucks can be performed similarly to correct this problem. You can tone up your abdominal muscles […]
Antibiotics should not be indiscriminately used after minor surgery. They are drugs used to prevent and treat bacterial infections. The misuse of antibiotics can result in antibiotic resistance, where bacteria adapt to the drugs. Minor surgical procedures can test your immune system, increasing the risk of infection. Antibiotics after surgery are crucial in reducing these […]
It’s common to feel down or sad after a minor surgery. The feelings of depression that follow can be pretty challenging to deal with, and if not adequately addressed, can lead to more complicated mental health problems. Depression can be a potential side effect of minor surgery. It’s crucial for people undergoing surgery to be […]
Depression affects 1 in 20 Americans (over 11 million people). A spinal cord injury (SCI) population of about 1 in 5 suffers from depression. There is an estimated 11%-37% depression rate among people with SCI. Patients without pre-surgery depression faced at least 1.5 times higher risk of post-surgery depression than other study participants. Depression is […]
Exercising too soon after surgery is actually harmful. You should give your body adequate rest after minor surgery before you begin exercising. Avoid exercise immediately after surgery. Wait a few weeks before starting light exercise in your daily routine. Give your stitches or incisions time to heal before putting them under strain. It’s better to […]
The abdominal peritoneum is cut open to expose weak spots in its wall. A mesh is placed on the inside of the abdominal wall to reinforce the tissue and cover the defects. Small abdominal incisions are closed with stitches or surgical tape after the procedure. While the thought of undergoing surgery can be daunting, it’s […]
Minor surgical cyst removal is a very simple procedure. Local anesthesia is safe for the surgery. The cyst is incised, and then the balloon is peeled away from beneath the skin. Scars may result from stitching together the skin. While many cysts are harmless, some can be painful or unsightly, making them a cause for […]
Minor surgery like cataract surgery, circumcision, breast biopsy, and arthroscopy are joint. A minor surgery usually doesn’t require a hospital stay and is quick and minimally invasive. These surgeries are crucial in treating various medical conditions, such as skin lesions, cataracts, circumcision, wisdom teeth removal, and vasectomy. Minor surgery may sound less daunting, but knowing […]
A C-section is a major surgery so it may have more complications for you than a vaginal birth. Your incision (cut), uterus, and other body parts, like your belly, may get infected. Blood may be lost, and you may need a transfusion. If you are pregnant or planning on having a baby, you may be […]
