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By Dr. Vikesh Mutha Diabetes affects more than just blood sugar levels  it can silently damage vital organs, including the eyes. One of the most serious complications is diabetic retinopathy , a leading cause of vision loss among people with long-term diabetes. The condition often develops without early symptoms, making awareness and regular eye checks extremely important. At Mahavir Hospital, Kamshet , we frequently see patients who were unaware that diabetes had already started affecting their eyesight. What Is Diabetic Retinopathy? Diabetic retinopathy is an eye condition caused by damage to the small blood vessels of the retina  the light-sensitive tissue at the back of the eye. High blood sugar weakens these vessels, causing them to leak, swell, or close off completely.  Over time, this reduces oxygen supply to the retina and may lead to abnormal blood vessel growth, resulting in blurred vision or permanent vision loss if left untreated. Who Is at Risk? Anyone with d...

By Dr  Vikesh Mutha ,  Mahavir Hospital, Kamshet A stroke can change life in seconds. It is one of the leading causes of long-term disability and death worldwide, yet many strokes are preventable. Understanding the risk factors and making simple lifestyle changes can significantly reduce the chances of a stroke. At Mahavir Hospital, Kamshet , we believe prevention is just as important as treatment. Awareness and early action can protect not just one life, but entire families. What Is a Stroke? A stroke occurs when blood flow to the brain is interrupted, either due to a blocked artery ( ischaemic stroke ) or a ruptured blood vessel ( haemorrhagic stroke ). Without oxygen, brain cells begin to die within minutes, making immediate care critical. Common Risk Factors for Stroke Some risk factors cannot be changed, but many can be controlled with medical guidance and lifestyle choices. Major risk factors include: • High blood pressure • Diabetes • High cholesterol • Smoking •...

By Dr Vikesh Mutha , Mahavir Hospital, Kamshet In sports, timing is everything. One race, one match, one tournament can define a career. But a sudden injury can take all of it away in seconds. From a twisted ankle to a torn ligament , sports injuries can interrupt training, delay selection, and affect confidence. The good news is that with the right care at the right time, most athletes can recover fully and return stronger. At Mahavir Hospital, Kamshet, we see young athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and professionals every week who are determined not to let an injury decide their future. Common Sports Injuries That Should Never Be Ignored  Many players continue training despite pain, thinking it will heal on its own. This is where small problems become long-term damage. Some of the most common sports injuries include: • Sprained ankles and wrists • Knee ligament injuries (ACL, meniscus) • Shoulder dislocations and rotator cuff tears • Muscle pulls and tears • Stress fractures ...