By Dr. Chithra S – Shree Polyclinic & Lab Breastfeeding is one of the most beautiful and important journeys a mother can take after childbirth. But like any new experience, it can come with its own challenges. That’s where the 3 P’s of breastfeeding come in – a simple framework to help you understand and […]
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By Dr. Chithra S, Shree Polyclinic & Lab Breastfeeding is one of the most natural and beneficial acts a mother can do for her baby. It supports your infant’s immune system, promotes bonding, and provides the perfect balance of nutrients. However, breastfeeding can also come with challenges—especially in the early weeks. At Shree Polyclinic &
Why Breast Milk is the Optimal Nutrition for Your Baby Breast milk is a uniquely tailored nutritional source for infants. It contains: The initial milk, colostrum, is particularly rich in: 👶 Health Benefits for Infants According to the World Health Organization (WHO) and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), exclusive breastfeeding for the first
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Author: Dr. Chithra S, Medical Director – Shree Polyclinic & Lab📍 Clinics at: Arekere | HSR Layout | Bannerghatta Road | Akshayanagar📞 Contact: 90521 61616 | 🌐 www.shreepolycliniclab.com Introduction While many people associate obesity with conditions like diabetes or heart disease, fewer realize its significant role in increasing cancer risk. According to multiple global studies,
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Introduction Every year on August 1, the global health community marks World Lung Cancer Day—a vital initiative created to increase awareness about lung cancer, educate the public on prevention and early diagnosis, and encourage support for affected individuals.The Times of IndiaThe Economic Times+15Pace Hospital+15vedantu.com+15 History & Origins World Lung Cancer Day was first observed in
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1. Why We Celebrate WBW Started in 1992 by WABA, WBW commemorates the 1990 Innocenti Declaration and is observed annually around the world in the first week of August momcozy+3WABA+3Wikipedia+3. Its goal: to raise awareness about the vital role of breastfeeding in infant survival, maternal health, social equity, and environmental sustainability. 2. The Theme: Systemic
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Introduction In recent years, a new viral infection known as Tomato Flu or Tomato Fever has been making headlines in India, particularly affecting children below the age of 10. Though not fatal, it has raised concerns among parents due to its resemblance to Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease (HFMD). This blog will help you understand
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Understanding the Link Between Clothing and Abdominal HealthBy Shree Polyclinic & Lab, Bangalore Introduction In today’s fashion-forward world, wearing tight jeans or shapewear has become quite common. But what many don’t realize is that tight clothing can potentially affect your abdominal health. One of the most frequently asked questions we hear at Shree Polyclinic &
Introduction: Why Understanding Cold vs Flu Matters As the seasons change and temperatures fluctuate, many of us find ourselves sniffling, coughing, or dealing with body aches. But is it just a cold, or could it be the flu? Understanding the differences between cold and flu is essential not only for appropriate treatment but also for
Introduction Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) is a silent but serious health issue that is increasingly affecting women, including those who do not consume alcohol. With lifestyle changes, hormonal fluctuations, and underlying conditions like obesity or PCOS, more women are at risk than ever before. In this article, we explore the symptoms, causes, and why
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