Read all the latest health tips blogs on infectious diseases provided by Dr. Aditya Sharma (Consultant Physician & Diabetologist).
Whenever a doctor says insulin is now needed, the first question is usually which type to choose. Here is what to know before deciding.
If someone in your family has diabetes, checking blood sugar at home is a routine need. Doing it correctly gives reliable readings.
Self-medication is gaining attention in the busy modern world, where grabbing a quick remedy without a doctor has become common.
Sugar-free labels look reassuring, but are these products really a healthy choice, especially for people living with diabetes?
Migraine is more than a headache. Learn about triggers, treatment options and what long-term control realistically looks like.
Many people take a daily multivitamin without a clear reason. Find out who really benefits and who can safely skip it.
Asthma often starts quietly with a lingering cough or a heavy chest. Know which specialist to see and what treatment involves.
Most people do not think much about the thyroid until something feels off. Learn the early signs worth noticing.
High blood pressure is one of the most common yet overlooked health problems. Often it has no symptoms until it is serious.
Keeping blood sugar steady can feel like an endless struggle. Simple daily habits make it far easier to manage.
Not everyone with high blood sugar needs insulin straight away. Here are the lifestyle steps that can help.
A falling platelet count is a worry during dengue. Learn what supports recovery and when to see a doctor.
The thyroid may be small, but it is mighty in its job of keeping your body running smoothly. Here is how to support it.
Thyroid problems are common and can affect women at all ages. Learn the signs and the treatment options available.
Malaria is one of the most widespread infectious diseases worldwide. Early recognition of symptoms saves lives.
Cold air, infections and indoor allergens can all trigger asthma in winter. Know the causes and how to protect yourself.
Dengue fever is a viral illness transmitted by mosquitoes. Here is what to expect from testing and recovery.
Diabetes management involves a holistic strategy, with nutrition playing a critical part. These tips make it practical.
Aging is a part of life, but growing old while maintaining health is something one should focus on early.
There are plenty of supplements and products promising to help boost immunity. Here is what actually works.
Tuberculosis remains a significant health threat worldwide, yet it is one of the most preventable diseases.
Asthma is a chronic respiratory condition affecting millions of people. Knowing the triggers is the first step to control.
Vitamins are essential micronutrients. A shortage can quietly affect your energy, bones, skin and mood.
When excess fat accumulates in the body, it is known as obesity. It can lead to serious health issues if ignored.
The monsoon brings relief from the heat but also ushers in a host of health challenges. Prevention is simple.
Cough variant asthma shows up as a persistent dry cough, often without the typical wheeze, and is easy to miss.
Typhoid is a serious bacterial illness, still a concern in developing nations. Know how it spreads and how to prevent it.
Dengue has grown to be a serious public health issue. Learn the warning signs that need prompt medical attention.
Allergic reactions affect more people than most realise. Learn what happens in the body and when to seek help.
Asthma is a common chronic condition. Awareness of symptoms and triggers helps people breathe easier every day.
The thyroid is a small butterfly-shaped gland at the front of the neck. Learn about the conditions that affect it.
Body pain is common and can come from many causes, from muscle strain to vitamin shortages and infections.
Seasonal changes can trigger coughing and chest problems. Here is how temperature and humidity play a role.
Constant hunger is a common complaint in diabetes. Understand why it happens and how to manage it.
Diabetes in older people often presents differently and needs careful treatment planning. Here is what to look out for.