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Muladhaar HealthCare, Shop no 1, tawade niwas, Khopat, Thane (2025)

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Shop No 1, Tawade Niwas, Khopat

30/09/2021

The human eye consists of many parts. These parts collectively give us the ability to see what we see. The basic function of an eye is to transform light and electrical signals into images.

It is important to understand the various parts of the eye to predict, prevent and protect your eyes from the dozens of eye conditions.
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30/09/2021

Very often, you must have heard these words in everyday life. Let’s delve into what they mean and why they are you need to know them to protect your eyes.

Conjunctivitis – It is also known as the pink eye, which is an inflammation or infection of the conjunctiva.
Glaucoma – A group of eye conditions that damages the optic nerve.
Eye Allergies – The itchy red, burning or tearing of the eyes.
Cataract – It is the clouding of the lens of the eyes.

Eye problems are dime a dozen in the list of eye problems. If not attended to on time, will lead to loss of vision in the long run.

Your vision is what allows you to see the world around you. It is but natural and only necessary to take good care of it.
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30/09/2021

Finding the perfect eye doctor?
Your search ends with us!

Muladhaar Healthcare’s ophthalmic services are here to examine your eyes, to predict, prevent and protect.

Visit any of our centres today.
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28/09/2021

To keep your teeth and fine healthy, it is important to understand the various parts of your tooth. The tooth consists of two chief parts i.e. the crown and the root, which is anchored to the bone.

Each tooth is made up of four major materials: enamel, dentin, pulp and cementum. The pulp houses the nerves and blood vessels that supply tooth sensitivity and tooth pain sensations.
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28/09/2021

Very often, you must have heard these words in everyday life. Let’s delve into what they mean and why they are bad for your teeth.

Gum disease – An infection that damages the soft tissue and eventually
the bone, leading to tooth loss.

Cavities – A hole in the tooth, as a result of tooth decay.

Bad breath – Bad odour as a result of poor dental hygiene, underlying
mouth infections and other causes.

Plaque – A sticky film of bacteria that is stuck to your teeth after eating
and drinking.
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Good dental and oral hygiene plays a key part in preserving tooth longevity in the long run.

Dental experts at Muladhaar Healthcare, are here to help you get your teeth and dental health back on track. Book an online consultation at Rs. 99 only!
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28/09/2021

Be the reason you smile. Practice good dental hygiene. Follow these simple tips to keep your teeth happy and stress-free.

And if you’re suffering from any problems, don’t worry, we have got you covered. At Muladhaar Healthcare, our dental expert is here to help you get your teeth and dental health back on track.

Book an online consultation at Rs. 99 only!
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26/09/2021

Although both are blood cells, RBCs are pinkish-brown in colour, while WBCs are colourless. The primary function of the RBCs is to transport oxygen to the body’s organs and tissues. The WBCs on the other hand, help in fighting infection of the body.
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26/09/2021

Understanding your blood report is very important. It plays a vital role in helping you understand and stay on top of your health game. Laid out on the set of numbers known as ‘reference range’, these are ‘normal values’ which indicate the normality and abnormality of your body’s health and its related issues.
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26/09/2021

Anemia is a condition in which the body does not have enough red blood cells to carry oxygen to the body’s tissues. Red blood cells contain the iron-rich protein hemoglobin, which enables the cells to carry the oxygen from the lungs to various body parts and the carbon dioxide to be exhaled, from other body parts to the lungs. Anemia signs can vary from acute to chronic.
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26/09/2021

Anemia is a condition in which the body does not have enough red blood cells to carry oxygen to the body’s tissues. Red blood cells contain the iron-rich protein hemoglobin, which enables the cells to carry the oxygen from the lungs to various body parts and the carbon dioxide to be exhaled, from other body parts to the lungs. Anemia signs can vary from acute to chronic.
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10/09/2021

Wishing a beautiful, colourful and cheerful Ganesh Chaturthi to everyone! May the festival bring many smiles and celebrations for you and your family.

30/08/2021

Celebrate the joyful occasion of Janmashtami with your loved one with fervour, festivities and fun. Wishing each and everyone a happy Janmashtami
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28/08/2021

Colds and coughs are pretty common during the monsoon season. Shielding your body is the need of the hour. To keep other ailments and illnesses at bay, here are a few easy-to-make, but powerful, immunity boosting home remedies you must try.

1. Ginger Tea - Ginger is one of the best spices to include in your diet because of its anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties. Adding a dash of freshly chopped ginger to your tea is the best and soothing monsoon potion.

2. Turmeric & Black Pepper Tea - The magical spice has potent antioxidant, anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties. It is a perfect warrior for battling all infections, whether consumed or applied topically. Addition of black pepper and honey enhances the body’s abilities to fight more.

3. Apple Cider Vinegar with Cinnamon - Apple cider vinegar has various health benefits, ranging from helping in burning fat to revving up the immune system. The mother vinegar, which is the raw, unfiltered version containing the live bacteria, is the best to keep your gut healthy. A hint of cinnamon, mixed with the cider in water, is recommended to reap the benefits to its maximum.

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27/08/2021

The recommended dose of OTC drugs is not just a suggestion, but a careful calculation based on years of pharmaceutical research, clinical trials and practice. Here a few reasons why it is actually harmful to consume extra medicine, over the prescribed quantity-
1. Excessive intake can rob you of the medicine’s actual benefit.
2. Taking extra pills will not help in facilitating faster treatment to get better.
3. There is room for overdose, which can have dangerous or life-threatening effects.
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26/08/2021

COPD is a collection of lung diseases including chronic bronchitis, emphysema and chronic obstructive airways disease. A simpler breakdown of the disease is as follows-

Chronic - Meaning that the disease is long-lasting and is always present.
Obstructive - Meaning the ability of air inflow and outflow is blocked.
Pulmonary - Meaning it is a lung disease.
Disease - Meaning the lungs have damage, cannot be cured but symptoms be treated.

Although the damage is irreversible, early identification of first signs is the only way to slow down the progression to make breathing easier and life better.
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Monday	7am - 8pm
Tuesday	7am - 8pm
Wednesday	7am - 8pm
Thursday	7am - 8pm
Friday	7am - 8pm
Saturday	7am - 8pm
Sunday	7am - 2pm