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Thyroid Problems can be serious if not cured and diagnose before time. Check here more on causes of Thyroid Gland Problems and Symptoms. Check for Thyroid Problem treatment and Surgery in Southlake Texas. How to prevent from Thyroid?

Top 10 urologists in Delhi are consistently ranked as one of the best in India treat the diseases affecting kidneys, urethra, adrenal glands and bladder...

Radical prostatectomy is a surgical procedure to remove the prostate gland, along with some surrounding tissue, in order to treat prostate cancer...

Lycopene Tomato Extract Lycopene is a non-provitamin A carotenoid that is fat-soluble and is responsible for the red coloration of certain fruits such as tomatoes, guavas, watermelons, and pink grapes. Since animals and humans cannot synthesize lycopene, they must rely on dietary intake to obtain this important carotenoid. Lycopen is the major carotenoid present in Human serum and approximately 50% of total carotenoids in the prostate gland and up to 60% in the testes.

The Ultrasound Neck Test, also known as a neck ultrasound, is a non-invasive imaging technique used to evaluate the structures within the neck region. It utilizes high-frequency sound waves to create detailed images of the neck tissues, including the thyroid gland, lymph nodes, blood vessels, and other soft tissues.

Lift Surgery is designed to lift the breast including the gland and the nipple.Correction can be done using various procedures at Aestiva Clinic, Vasant Kunj.

JAW CYSTS AND BENIGN JAW TUMORS A cyst is a sack or pouch which forms within tissues and contains fluid. Around the face and mouth they can develop under the skin, under the mouth lining, within the saliva glands, and within the jawbones. There are several different types of cysts within the jawbones. The commonest type is called a periapical cyst. These develop around the roots of teeth due to chronic infection. Some cysts can develop around an un-erupted tooth such as a wisdom tooth. These are called dentigerous cysts. There are other few jaw cysts developing from cells that form teeth, known as odontogenic cysts. How are Jaw Cysts Diagnosed? Jaw cysts grow very slowly and in the vast majority of cases patients do not have any symptoms. They are often discovered as an incidental finding when x-rays are taken to look for other things. But, if the cyst becomes infected they can become painful. Following an examination and x-rays, the surgeon will be able to establish accurate diagnosis with CBCT scan which gives a 3-D view and aids the surgery. How are Jaw Cysts Treated? The treatment for cysts is to remove them. This is done by a small incision inside the mouth and removal of part of the bonein majority of the cases. But sometimes, due to the size or location of the cyst, incision may have to made outside the mouth too. Occasionally when cysts are very large it may be possible to treat them by surgical decompression. Following the surgery the cyst is sent to a specialist pathologist for examination under a microscope to confirm the diagnosis.