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Diabetes can affect the eyes long before vision feels “bad.” That is what makes the diabetes vision connection so important. Clear eyesight does not always mean the retina, the light-sensitive layer at the back of the eye, is healthy. High blood sugar can damage tiny blood vessels across the body. In the eyes, these vessels are delicate. When they weaken, leak, swell, or close off, vision can change slowly, suddenly, or not at all until the condition has advanced. Blood sugar

Dr Srishti Grover - BDS, MDS || Root Canal Specialist || Cosmetic Dentist || Laser Dentist A fast ball, a fall on the court, an elbow during a match, or a handlebar hit can damage teeth in seconds. The pain is obvious, but the real problem is often what happens next. A tooth that looks “fine” after impact can still have a crack, nerve injury, or root damage that needs attention. Dental injuries are common in contact and high-speed sports such as cricket, hockey, football, bas

Pelvic pain is common, but pain that disrupts school, work, sleep, relationships, or daily routines should not be brushed aside as “normal period pain”. Many people use the word endometrosis when searching for endometriosis, a long-term condition in which tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside the uterus. This tissue can react to hormonal changes during the menstrual cycle. It may become inflamed, irritated, and painful. Over time, it can also lead to scar t

Clearer vision without daily glasses or contact lenses sounds simple, but LASIK is still a surgical procedure. The best results usually come from knowing what will happen at each stage, asking the right questions, and following aftercare closely. LASIK, short for laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis, reshapes the cornea so light focuses more accurately on the retina. It can treat common refractive errors such as myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism. A detailed eye check is the

Pregnancy changes almost every part of the body, and the mouth is no exception. Tender gums, bleeding while brushing, bad breath, acidity after vomiting, and sudden tooth sensitivity can all become more noticeable during these months. Many people expect nausea, back pain, or food cravings. Fewer expect gum swelling or tooth trouble. Yet oral health during pregnancy matters because the mouth is closely linked with nutrition, comfort, sleep, and general well-being. Daily brushi

Bad breath can turn an ordinary conversation into an uncomfortable moment. The medical term is halitosis, and it is common, manageable, and often linked to habits that can be changed. Most cases begin in the mouth. Bacteria break down food particles, plaque builds up, and the tongue can hold odour-causing compounds. At times, bad breath can also point to dry mouth, gum disease, sinus issues, acid reflux, diabetes, or other medical concerns. This guide is informational only an

A small spot of blood on your underwear when your period is not due can feel confusing, even frightening. Spotting between periods is common, and in many cases it is not serious. Still, it is worth paying attention to the pattern, timing, and any other symptoms. Spotting means light vaginal bleeding outside your regular period. It may look pink, red, or brown. It is usually much lighter than a period and may not need more than a pantyliner. This article is for general informa

Contact lenses can make daily life easier, but they sit directly on the eye. That means small hygiene mistakes can quickly lead to redness, irritation, blurred vision, or infection. The good news is that most lens-related problems are preventable with a steady routine. Clean hands, fresh solution, proper storage, and regular eye check-ups do most of the heavy lifting. Whether lenses are worn every day or only for sports, travel, or special occasions, good hygiene keeps vision

Oral health can change quietly with age. A parent who once ate everything comfortably may start avoiding crunchy foods. A grandparent may complain that dentures feel loose. Someone may brush daily yet still deal with sore gums, dry mouth, or bad breath. These concerns are common, but they are not “just old age”. Many can be managed with regular dental care, simple daily habits, and early attention to small symptoms. Regular check-ups help spot small oral health concerns early

A delayed period can make the mind jump straight to one thought: pregnancy. It is a common reason, but it is not the only one. Menstrual cycles can shift because of stress, illness, weight changes, hormones, medicines, travel, exercise, and many other everyday changes in the body. For many people, a period that is a few days late is not unusual. A typical menstrual cycle can vary from month to month, even in someone who usually has regular periods. Still, a delayed period sho

Your eyes work every waking minute, yet eye health often gets attention only when vision becomes blurry, dry, strained, or painful. The good news is that many everyday habits can help protect vision, reduce discomfort, and support long-term eye function. Good eye care is not limited to glasses or eye drops. It includes food choices, screen habits, sleep, sun protection, hygiene, and regular eye check-ups. This guide covers what to do, what to eat, and what to avoid for health

Mouth ulcers are common and usually harmless, but sometimes they can signal something more serious like oral cancer. Knowing the difference and when to seek medical advice can make a big difference in outcomes. This post explains how to tell mouth ulcers apart from oral cancer and highlights the 2 week rule that helps decide when to get checked by a healthcare professional. Close-up of a painful mouth ulcer on inner cheek What Are Mouth Ulcers? Mouth ulcers, also called canke

Conjunctivitis, commonly known as pink eye, affects millions of people each year. It causes redness and irritation in the eye, often leading to discomfort and concern. Understanding what triggers conjunctivitis, how to recognize its symptoms, and knowing the treatment options can help you manage this condition effectively and avoid spreading it to others. Red and irritated eye showing symptoms of conjunctivitis What Causes Conjunctivitis Conjunctivitis occurs when the conjunc

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) affects millions of women worldwide, yet many remain unaware of its full impact. This condition goes beyond irregular periods or weight gain; it influences various aspects of a woman’s physical and emotional well-being. Understanding PCOS helps women recognize symptoms early and seek appropriate care to manage its effects. Ultrasound image highlighting ovarian cysts typical in PCOS What is PCOS and How Does It Develop? PCOS is a hormonal dis

Food getting stuck underneath your crowns? Visit Netrayatan Hospital in GK2 for instant relief Does food keep getting stuck around your dental crown or bridge? If you find yourself constantly flossing after meals, or notice bad breath, gum bleeding, sensitivity or a strange taste, it may be more than just an inconvenience. Persistent food trapping around a crown or bridge can sometimes indicate an issue with the fit of the restoration, tooth contact, gum health or the support

# Dental Implants and Diabetes: Can You Still Get Them? By Dr. Srishti Grover BDS, MDS (Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics) || FAGE || FPFA || Aesthetic Dentist || Certified Laser Dentist A common question we hear from patients is: "I have diabetes. Can I still get dental implants?" The answer is yes. In many cases, people with well-controlled diabetes can successfully receive dental implants. The outcomes can be comparable to those without diabetes. The key lies in good

By Dr. Srishti Grover BDS, MDS (Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics) | FAGE| FPFA| Aesthetic Dentist | Certified Laser Dentist Dental implants are one of the most reliable and natural-looking solutions for replacing missing teeth. However, misconceptions often prevent people from considering this treatment. Let's separate fact from fiction. Myth 1: Dental Implants Are Painful Fact: Most patients are surprised by how comfortable the procedure is. Dental implants are placed un

When we think about improving our vision, the idea of undergoing eye surgery can feel overwhelming. Yet, with advancements in medical technology, procedures like LASIK have become safer, quicker, and more accessible. In this post, we will explore LASIK eye surgery, focusing on its benefits, what to expect, and practical considerations for those considering this procedure in New Delhi. Our goal is to provide clear, compassionate information to help you make an informed decisio

By Dr. Srishti Grover BDS, MDS (Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics) | FAGE | FPFA | Aesthetic Dentist | Certified Laser Dentist Water flosser VS Flossing : What suits best for you? Maintaining good oral hygiene goes beyond brushing twice a day. Plaque and food particles often remain trapped between teeth, increasing the risk of cavities and gum disease. This is where interdental cleaning becomes essential. But should you choose traditional dental floss or a water flosser? T

Author: Dr. Srishti Grover, BDS, MDS (Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics), FAGE | FPFA| Aesthetic Dentist | Certified Laser Dentist One of the first questions patients ask before a root canal treatment is: "Doctor, will it hurt?" The simple answer is no-modern root canal treatment is designed to relieve pain, not cause it. Despite this, many people are anxious because they've heard stories from family or friends about painful dental procedures. Fortunately, advances in anae