Dr. Anushtup De

Dr. Anushtup De Laparoscopic and Laser Surgeon, Faridabad. Senior Consultant and Head Unit II Dept of General adn Minimally Invasive Surgery. Sarvodaya Hospital , Faridabad

Happy Republic Day. Let us uphold our duties as citizens.
25/01/2026

Happy Republic Day. Let us uphold our duties as citizens.

May this Vasant Panchami bring new energy, clarity of thought, and the joy of good health into your life.Wishing everyon...
23/01/2026

May this Vasant Panchami bring new energy, clarity of thought, and the joy of good health into your life.
Wishing everyone a season filled with positivity, learning, and wellness.
💛🌼

Modern surgery means tiny cuts, less pain, and quicker recovery. Don’t fear treatment—trust advanced laparoscopic care. ...
19/01/2026

Modern surgery means tiny cuts, less pain, and quicker recovery. Don’t fear treatment—trust advanced laparoscopic care.

May the bonfire of Lohri burn away worries and stress.
13/01/2026

May the bonfire of Lohri burn away worries and stress.

Laparoscopic surgery means tiny incisions, less pain, faster healing, and quicker recovery.Modern surgery is precise, ge...
06/01/2026

Laparoscopic surgery means tiny incisions, less pain, faster healing, and quicker recovery.
Modern surgery is precise, gentle, and smarter.

A healthier year begins with awareness and care.
31/12/2025

A healthier year begins with awareness and care.

Sharp stomach pain? Don’t ignore it! Fever, nausea, or vomiting could signal something serious like appendicitis or inte...
26/12/2025

Sharp stomach pain? Don’t ignore it! Fever, nausea, or vomiting could signal something serious like appendicitis or intestinal issues. Early check-up can prevent emergencies.

Delaying surgery is a common choice driven by fear, busy schedules, or the hope that symptoms will improve on their own....
26/12/2025

Delaying surgery is a common choice driven by fear, busy schedules, or the hope that symptoms will improve on their own. While this approach may seem harmless, postponing a medically advised procedure can often make treatment more complicated and outcomes less predictable.
Many conditions progress silently. Gallstones, hernias, joint damage, spinal compression, tumors, and even heart or vascular problems tend to worsen over time. As the disease advances, surrounding tissues may become inflamed, scarred, infected, or structurally weakened. What could have been a straightforward, minimally invasive surgery may later require a longer operation, larger incisions, or more extensive reconstruction.
Delayed surgery also increases the risk of complications such as chronic pain, organ dysfunction, nerve damage, repeated infections, or emergency hospitalizations. Emergency surgeries are often more complex than planned procedures and usually involve longer recovery times and higher medical risks.
Another overlooked factor is recovery. Early-stage surgeries typically allow faster healing, fewer post-operative restrictions, and a quicker return to daily life. When surgery is delayed, recovery can become prolonged due to advanced disease, reduced mobility, or compromised overall health.
Surgery is not always urgent, but timing matters. If a specialist has recommended a procedure, discussing risks, benefits, and the right window for intervention can help ensure safer treatment and better long-term outcomes.

Sending sincere Christmas wishes for a happy and healthy season.
24/12/2025

Sending sincere Christmas wishes for a happy and healthy season.

Appendix Pain Myths: What Patients Get Wrong Before SurgeryAppendicitis is often thought to cause pain only on the right...
18/12/2025

Appendix Pain Myths: What Patients Get Wrong Before Surgery

Appendicitis is often thought to cause pain only on the right lower side of the abdomen. But in reality, early pain frequently starts near the navel and shifts later. This misconception causes many patients to underestimate symptoms and delay treatment.

Another myth is that appendicitis always presents with severe pain. Some individuals experience mild, dull, or intermittent discomfort — yet the appendix may still be inflamed or at risk of rupture. Self-medicating with painkillers further masks symptoms, making diagnosis more difficult.

Appendicitis does not resolve on its own. Delayed treatment increases the chances of rupture, infection, and complications requiring more complex surgery.

Modern laparoscopic surgery is safe, minimally invasive, and ensures quick recovery. Recognizing symptoms like nausea, fever, appetite loss, and worsening abdominal pain can save lives.

That small belly-button bulge after meals may not be gas — it could be an umbilical hernia.Ignoring it can lead to serio...
11/12/2025

That small belly-button bulge after meals may not be gas — it could be an umbilical hernia.
Ignoring it can lead to serious complications, including intestinal strangulation.

Get a quick hernia screening before it becomes urgent.

Gallbladder Attacks at Night: Why They Happen More During SleepGallbladder pain often intensifies at night, catching pat...
08/12/2025

Gallbladder Attacks at Night: Why They Happen More During Sleep

Gallbladder pain often intensifies at night, catching patients off guard. This pattern is not accidental. During sleep, the digestive system slows down, bile flow becomes more concentrated, and the body enters fasting mode. These changes can trigger symptoms in individuals with gallstones or inflammation.

When a person lies down, the position may increase pressure within the abdomen, aggravating gallbladder irritation. Heavy or fatty meals eaten late in the evening further increase bile production, leading to nighttime attacks.

The pain may radiate to the back or shoulder and is often accompanied by nausea or vomiting. Many patients mistake these symptoms for acidity or gas, delaying proper diagnosis.

Understanding this pattern helps patients recognize warning signs early and seek timely treatment to avoid complications such as infection or obstruction.

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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