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05/10/2026

Rohan is 24 and works in Hinjawadi. He had fever for three days. On the third day it came down on its own, and the whole house relaxed.
He took a Crocin, felt lighter, and went back to office.
Nobody had told him the one thing that matters most in dengue. The real danger does not come during the fever. It comes in the day or two after the fever settles.
That same evening his platelet count was already falling.

Six dengue warning signs that mean you go to a hospital immediately:
One. Severe stomach pain or tenderness in the abdomen.
Two. Repeated vomiting, or not being able to keep fluids down.
Three. Bleeding from anywhere, including the nose, or black stools.
Four. Sudden extreme tiredness or restlessness. Most people write this off as ordinary weakness after fever.
Five. Cold, clammy hands and feet, or passing very little urine.
Six. Fever coming down but the person feeling worse instead of better.
Why the timing matters. In dengue, the critical phase usually begins around the third to fifth day, often just as the fever settles. Platelets can fall during this window, so this is exactly when monitoring is needed rather than relaxed.
What to do meanwhile. Keep fluids going, take paracetamol only, and rest. Avoid painkillers like ibuprofen, diclofenac or aspirin unless a doctor has prescribed them, as they can increase bleeding risk.
A CBC and an NS1 or dengue antibody test give a clear picture. Repeat CBCs are often needed, because one normal report early on does not rule out a fall later.
Save this. If someone at home has fever, this is the part everyone gets wrong.
Gore Multispeciality Hospital
S. No. 13/1A, Off Blooming International School, Sai Nagar, Mamurdi, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Maharashtra 412101
Phone: +91 96895 28414 | 24x7 Emergency
Serving Mamurdi, Ravet, Punawale, Akurdi, Tathawade, Wakad and Hinjawadi

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02/10/2026

24/09/2026

Mahesh is 44, a truck fleet supervisor. After dinner he sat upright for forty minutes every single night. He called it a habit.
It was not a habit. Food was coming back up at night. He slept on two pillows. He had stopped eating at family functions. He carried a water bottle everywhere, only to push food down.
Five years of acidity treatment. The antacid got stronger every year. Nothing changed.
The diagnosis was Achalasia Cardia. The lower end of the food pipe was simply not opening.

Five signs that your acidity is not actually acidity:
One. Food feeling stuck in the throat or chest. This is the biggest warning sign.
Two. Food coming back up when you lie down, without any burning.
Three. Solids and liquids both causing equal difficulty.
Four. Needing a sip of water after every bite to get food down.
Five. No difference at all after months of acid-suppressing medication.
If any of this comes with weight loss, vomiting of blood, steadily worsening swallowing, or anaemia, do not wait at all.
The tests: endoscopy, a barium swallow, and where needed an esophageal manometry. Achalasia is a mechanical problem, so the treatment is an endoscopic or surgical procedure rather than a medicine.
Changing antacids for years only keeps the real cause hidden.
If this sounds familiar, send us a DM, or share it with someone who has been on antacids for years.
Gore Multispeciality Hospital
S. No. 13/1A, Off Blooming International School, Sai Nagar, Mamurdi, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Maharashtra 412101
Phone: +91 96895 28414 | 24x7 Emergency
Serving Mamurdi, Ravet, Punawale, Akurdi, Tathawade, Wakad and Hinjawadi

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21/09/2026

Amit is 38, works in sales, and is the father of two. He had stopped carrying a tiffin to office. The excuse was that he was on a diet.
The truth was that he was afraid before every meeting and before every long drive. Eating out with the children stopped completely. He lost eight kilos.
For three years he was told it was IBS and that he should stop worrying. The endoscopy was normal. The blood reports looked fine.
Then a doctor asked one question. Is it worse after eating roti? The answer was yes, always. A specific antibody test was done, followed by a biopsy.
The diagnosis was celiac disease. Gluten from wheat was damaging the lining of his small intestine.
No surgery. A carefully guided diet and correction of the nutrient deficiencies. Six months later he ate out with his children for the first time.

What often does not get explained about celiac disease:
It is not an allergy. It is an autoimmune condition in which eating gluten damages the lining of the intestine.
Gluten is present in wheat, barley and rye, which means roti, maida, suji, most biscuits and a long list of packaged foods.
The symptoms are not limited to the stomach. Constant fatigue, unexplained weight loss, iron deficiency anaemia, mouth ulcers, and poor height gain in children are all common.
It is frequently mistaken for IBS and missed for years.
Diagnosis begins with a specific blood antibody test, followed by an endoscopic biopsy where needed.
One important caution. Do not stop gluten on your own before testing. It can make the reports falsely normal. See a doctor first.
Once diagnosed, the treatment is not a medicine but a properly planned diet, and most people begin feeling better within a few months.
Share this. Someone has been living with it for years.
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S. No. 13/1A, Off Blooming International School, Sai Nagar, Mamurdi, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Maharashtra 412101
Phone: +91 96895 28414 | 24x7 Emergency
Serving Mamurdi, Ravet, Punawale, Akurdi, Tathawade, Wakad and Hinjawadi

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18/09/2026

Shweta is 36, a school administrator, married eleven years. She had a folder with the reports of four failed cycles inside it. She had stopped naming the files.
Good embryos every time. The same answer every time. It is just bad luck, let us try one more cycle.
Nobody opened the old scans again.
When someone finally did, there was a line that had been sitting there all along. Hydrosalpinx. A small laparoscopic correction, and then one transfer.

Seven things to check before your next embryo transfer:
One. Fluid in the fallopian tubes, called hydrosalpinx. It can quietly block implantation again and again.
Two. The uterine cavity itself. A hysteroscopy to look for polyps, fibroids, adhesions or a septum.
Three. Endometrial thickness and the receptivity pattern on the day of transfer.
Four. Thyroid and prolactin levels.
Five. Vitamin D, blood sugar and insulin resistance.
Six. Clotting and immune factors where the history suggests it.
Seven. A fresh look at the male side, including s***m DNA fragmentation.
After two failed cycles, let us try once more is not enough. Every failed cycle deserves a review of the protocol, not a repetition of it.
Sometimes getting the old reports read again is more useful than ordering new ones.
Save this before your next cycle, or send it to a couple going through it right now.
Gore Multispeciality Hospital
S. No. 13/1A, Off Blooming International School, Sai Nagar, Mamurdi, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Maharashtra 412101
Phone: +91 96895 28414 | 24x7 Emergency
Serving Mamurdi, Ravet, Punawale, Akurdi, Tathawade, Wakad and Hinjawadi

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