Articles by Dr. Das
141 patient guides on gallbladder disease, hernia, weight loss surgery, piles, fissure, fistula, varicose veins and recovery diets, written by Dr. Siddharth Sankar Das.
If you’ve been grappling with the discomfort and frustration of a recurring pilonidal sinus, you’re not alone. This guide delves into understanding why this condition persists, exploring the various pilonidal sinus…
Rectal prolapse vs hemorrhoids is a common search when you notice something wrong around your anus and feel unsure what it means. You might see a lump, feel pain, or spot blood on toilet paper and wonder what counts as…
Foods to avoid after gastric sleeve are ones that delay healing, stress your new stomach, or increase the potential for discomfort and complications. You have a much smaller stomach now, so heavy, greasy, sticky and…
Bariatric surgery is safe when you adhere to medical guidelines and collaborate with an experienced care team. You still encounter serious risks, as with any major surgery, such as bleeding, infection, or blood clots…
Laparoscopic vs open appendectomy details the basic options your surgeon has to remove an inflamed appendix. Either they make a few little incisions and stick a camera-guided tool inside, or they do one big slice in…
Bariatric surgery for PCOS fertility, as in weight loss surgery, can help you rebalance your hormones, get ovulation back, and increase your fertility. When you live with PCOS and a high body weight, you’re likely to…
Anal fissure vs hemorrhoids is a common search when you feel sharp pain, see bright red blood, or notice a lump around your anus and want clear answers fast. You might feel worried about cancer, confused by similar…
Internal hernia after gastric bypass is when a segment of your intestine slips through a gap formed inside your abdomen during surgery. You could experience intermittent abdominal discomfort, postprandial cramping…
Spider veins vs varicose veins are two of the most common vein issues that impact both the appearance and sensation of your legs. They are not created equally. Spider veins appear as thin red, blue, or purple lines on…
Bariatric surgery diabetes remission means your blood sugar returns to normal after weight-loss surgery, often without diabetes medications. You can witness significant reductions in HbA1c , reduced insulin…
During pregnancy, varicose veins are swollen, wiggly veins that typically appear on your legs, vulva, or rectal region as your body transforms and blood volume increases. You might notice blue or purple lines…
Weight regain post bariatric surgery means your weight comes back up months or years after surgery. Maybe old habits reemerge, hunger intensifies, or life stress makes staying on plan difficult. Some regain is normal…
These articles are for general information. For a diagnosis and a plan that fits you, see Dr. Siddharth Sankar Das at Aster Hospital, Dubai.