A hernia occurs when an internal organ or tissue pushes through a weak area in the muscle or abdominal wall. It commonly appears as a visible bulge — especially while coughing, lifting weight, or standing for a long time. Hernias do not disappear on their own and may gradually increase in size if left untreated....
A hernia is one of the most common surgical conditions seen in adults today. Many people notice a soft bulge in the abdomen or groin area and hope that it will disappear on its own with rest or medication. But here is the medical fact: ❌ A hernia will NOT heal by itself — and...
Robotic surgery is one of the most talked-about advances in modern medicine. When patients hear the term “robotic surgery,” many assume that a robot independently performs the operation. This misconception often creates fear and hesitation. In reality, robots do not perform surgery on their own. Robotic surgery is a form of surgeon-controlled, technology-assisted minimally invasive...
Many parents believe that appendicitis affects only teenagers or adults. However, appendicitis can occur even in small children, including toddlers and preschool-aged kids. In fact, diagnosing appendicitis in children is often more challenging because they may not clearly express their pain. At Dr. Kiran KJ’s clinic, children with abdominal pain are frequently evaluated to rule...
