Chandan Hospital

  Your heart works tirelessly every second of your life. Whether you're in your 20s or 60s, taking care of your heart is essential to live a long, healthy life. The good news? Heart disease is preventable—and it starts with small, smart changes at every stage of life. At Chandan Hospital , our team of excellent cardiologists want to assist individuals of any age with their heart health. The following are easy, age-appropriate tips for heart health to help keep your heart healthy for life.  💓 Heart Health in Your 20s & 30s Your 20s and 30s are the years to learn healthy habits in order to avoid heart problems later.. ✅ Tips: Exercise regularly – at least 30 minutes of exercise, 5 days a week Avoid junk food and smoking – junk food can damage arteries early on, and smoking is damaging to arteries and heart health Check your family history – if you have any family history of heart disease, you want to be double cautious Get annual health checkups – k...

  Your heart sends you signals before a crisis. Learn to listen. A heart attack does not always mean dramatic chest pain and collapsing on the floor, as seen in movies. The symptoms are not always noticeable. Knowing the early signs can save your life or the life of someone you care for. Our cardiologists at Chandan Hospital want you to be informed and learn the early warning signs of a heart attack . When you see these warning signs, you can take necessary action on time and reduce the potential impact. 🚨 Common Early Signs of a Heart Attack 1. Chest Discomfort or Pressure In the chest, the person feels a feeling of pressure, squeezing, fullness or pain. This sensation may come and go, or it may feel like indigestion. This does not have to be painful - some people feel only mild discomfort. 2. Shortness of Breath May occur with or without chest discomfort. You may feel like you can not catch your breath during full rest or even with light activity. ...

  Introduction to Chandan Hospital New Standards in Healthcare In terms of quality healthcare in Lucknow, Chandan Hospital is a name that has become synonymous with every household. With its patient-centric philosophy and state-of-the-art treatments, it's not only a hospital—it's a symbol of trust. Why Chandan Hospital Stands Out It’s not just about treatment—it’s about care, comfort, and compassion. Chandan Hospital combines advanced medicine with the human touch, offering holistic healthcare under one roof. Location and Accessibility Prime Location in Lucknow Located in the centre of Lucknow, Chandan Hospital is easily accessible from any location in the city. The central location makes it convenient for both city dwellers and neighbouring towns. Easy Access via Road and Public Transport Whether you’re taking a cab, an auto, or a public bus, reaching Chandan Hospital is simple. Parking space is ample and managed efficiently for visitors and ambulances. A Legac...

In India, PCOS affects over 70 million women of reproductive age, making it one of the most commonly diagnosed endocrine disorders. Despite it being this common, the disease is not entirely understood by all leading to a lot of myths about PCOS and fertility. Hence, it is important to debunk those myths and get a better understanding of the disease. Myth: PCOS is a rare condition. Fact: PCOS is the most prevailing female endocrine disorder and the major cause of infertility. The worldwide range of 6-26% and in India it is 3.7%-22.5%. Over time, the cases of PCOS in India are increasing due to poor lifestyle, eating habits, and lack of physical activity. Myth: PCOS only affects Overweight women. Fact: Most women with PCOS are overweight and increased weight worsens the symptoms of PCOS. But around 20% of women suffering from PCOS have BMI in the normal range. The reason why weight and PCOS are related is due to the body’s inability to use insulin properly which can lead to weight gain...

   It is often heard that cholesterol is not good for our bodies. We need to consume less fatty products to ensure a healthy heart. So what is Cholesterol? It is a fatty substance that is present in the blood and travels along the bloodstream in the form of HDL or LDL. HDL or High-Density Lipoproteins are considered “good cholesterol” because it brings excess cholesterol back to the liver for removal. While LDL or Low-Density Lipoproteins are considered “bad cholesterol” as it carries cholesterol to other parts of the body. Too much of LDL sticks to the bloodstream eventually clogging them leading to heart problems. Narrowed or blocked arteries can prevent the blood from reaching the heart, brain, and other organs leading to a heart attack , stroke, or heart failure. High amounts of cholesterol enter the body from food. Studies reveal that high HDL and low LDL levels help reduce the risk of heart disease . What are the sources of cholesterol in your diet? Your di...

Rectal cancer is the cancer that begins in the rectum. The cancer starts at the end of the final segment of the colon and ends where it reaches the narrow passage reaching the anus. The cancer begins when the healthy cells in the rectum develop changes in their DNA. These changes allow the cells to grow uncontrollably and to continue living after healthy cells die. This turns into a tumor and can destroy the nearby healthy cells. The first signs of rectal cancer can be recognized with the following symptoms: -           A change in the bowel habits like diarrhea, constipation or frequent bowels -           Blood in stool -           Feeling of bowel not emptying completely -           Abdominal pain -           Unexplained weight loss -   ...