Healthcare Executive interview with Dr. Parameshwara C M

Dr Parmeshwara C M is also an Advisory Board Member of SMILES Institute of Gastroenterology, a pioneer of innovation in the field of colorectal treatment and surgery which aims to create awareness about Colo-Proctology amongst the masses, encourage people to adopt healthy eating and work out habits for a healthier lifestyle and train surgeons/clinicians for the eradication of ‘quackery’ and standardise the treatment methods.

What to Expect After a Colonoscopy?

Though the term colonoscopy sounds like a complicated medical procedure, the truth is that it is simply a test. Colonoscopies are usually recommended to people who are facing lower gastrointestinal symptoms or have a family history of colon cancer. The procedure only takes less than half an hour and as long as you follow through with the post-examination care, you will be able to return to your normal routine in no time. Understanding what you should do after a colonoscopy will help you recover faster without any complications.

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India 1st Fourth generation laser machine introduced at SMILES

In the Indian scenario, colorectal cancer stands fourth in men and third in women with respect to incidence and mortality rates.

In an Exclusive interview with Salome Phelamei of Times Now Digitial, Dr. Parameshwara C M, Associate Professor of Surgery and Head of the Department of surgery at Mandya Institute of Medical Sciences, Karnataka, talked about why it’s important to recognize the signs and symptoms of colorectal cancer, its risk factors and how one can prevent the disease by making certain lifestyle changes

COVID-induced clots can cause intestinal gangrene: What you can do to reduce your risk

COVID-19, initially considered a respiratory disease, is now recognised as a multisystem disease affecting all major organs, including the brain and gastrointestinal system. The disease caused by the novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) can cause gastrointestinal symptoms such as loss of taste or smell, and blood clots in some cases. Now, cases of COVID-19 induced intestinal clots and gangrene have emerged in Mumbai, raising new concerns about the dreaded disease.