Dr. Amandeep Singh Nar General & Laparoscopic Surgeon

28/01/2026

Let’s do a quick round-up of few diseases within the scope of a general surgeon and the extent to which they can heal themselves and the need for medical intervention for the same.

Hernia
Gastric obstruction
Piles
Intestinal obstruction
Abscess
Fissures
Thyroid nodules
Gallstones

26/01/2026

A nation’s strength lies in its people. Let’s stand united, proud, and free!

Happy Republic Day to every Indian out there 🇮🇳✨


#2026

18/01/2026

As a surgeon, more than the outcome of a procedure, it’s the faith and belief of your patient that matters ✨🩺

18/01/2026

06/01/2026

Does ‘fit for surgery’ mean ‘young’ or ‘perfectly healthy’?
Simple answer, No ‼️

Fit for surgery means that one’s body is capable of handling a surgery.

31/12/2025

Constipation is common- but persistent constipation isn’t normal.
If it comes with pain, vomiting, or bleeding,
It may not be a digestion issue- it could be surgical 💢

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👉🏻Early evaluation saves complications

28/12/2025

Not all upper abdominal pain is gastric.
Correct diagnosis prevents delay and complications 💢

Many patients treat gallbladder pain as ‘gas’ for months.
The location, timing, and nature of pain give important clues.
If upper abdominal pain keeps returning - especially after meals - don’t ignore it.

✅Early diagnosis makes treatment simpler and safe.

24/12/2025

Early fever may be normal.
Persistent or high fever is not ‼️
Timely reporting prevents complications 💢

Fever after surgery can be part of the body’s normal healing response - especially in the first 48hrs. But, persistent or high-grade fever may signal an infection or complication.

✅Early action = Safer recovery ❤️‍🩹

23/12/2025

Splenectomy is not taken lightly -
It’s done when the benefits clearly outweigh the risks.

The spleen plays an important role in immunity, but in certain conditions, removing it can be life-saving or disease-controlling.
With proper surgical care, vaccinations, and follow-up, patients can lead healthy lives after splenectomy.

✅ Always consult a qualified surgeon for personalised advice.

19/12/2025

Not all surgeries can be done through small cuts.
In emergencies, laparotomy gives surgeons the access needed to act fast and save lives !

The goal is not smaller scars-
The goal is your safety!!

✨ Share with someone who fears “open surgery”
✨ Ask your surgeon what’s safest for you