Type 1 Diabetes Treatment In India

Diabetes Treatment In India

Type 1 Diabetes Treatment In India

Type 1 Diabetes

Type 1 diabetes is also known as juvenile diabetes or insulin-dependent diabetes. This condition causes the pancreas to reduce, or even halt, the production of insulin, a hormone that is essential to allow the glucose (sugar) to be absorbed by the cells in order to procedure energy. Unlike type 2 diabetes, in which the body becomes resistant to insulin, this diabetes only causes the production of insulin to be affected.



Breast Lift Surgery in India
Every year, thousands of women go through breast lift procedures to revive volume & shape of their breasts for a more natural and youthful breast contour. Breast Lift, medically referred as Mastopexy intends to



Eye Cancer Treatment India
The condition where various types of tumors occur in different parts of the eye is termed as eye cancer. The uncontrollable growth of cells in the eye that forms a mass known as a tumor.




Heart Valve Repair Treatment
Valvular diseases are no longer said to affect people as they age. This is a disease which affects patients in prime years of their lives with deaths happening both in women & in men.




Pancreas Transplant Surgery in India
A pancreas transplant is a surgical procedure that is used to replace, mostly, a type 1 diabetic person's pancreas with healthy pancreas harvested from a donor.




Penile Cancer Treatment In India
Cancer of the penis develops in or on the penis & which begins when cells of this region grow out of control. In order to understand penile cancer, it would immensely help to know the structure & function of penis.



Blood Cancer Treatment In India
Blood cancer is a deadly disease which affects the blood, bone marrow & the lymphatic system of a person. Immunity system of patients with blood cancer automatically weakens. Sometimes
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