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    He eats healthy, exercises regularly but cholesterol still high: CMC Vellore doctor explains his only two options

    Despite following a strict exercise routine and a healthy diet, some individuals may continue to have high cholesterol. Dr. Sudhir Kumar of CMC Vellore highlights a 74-year-old patient with consistently abnormal lipid levels despite no history of cardiovascular disease or other risk factors. The case raises the question of whether lifestyle measures alone are enough or if medications like statins and fenofibrate are necessary.

    Bajaj Chetak electric scooter catches fire, company launches probe

    A Bajaj Chetak electric scooter caught fire in Ichalkaranji, Kolhapur district, on Monday night. No injuries were reported. Bajaj Auto has initiated an investigation into the incident, emphasizing customer safety as their top priority. A local dealer mentioned that the fire primarily affected the scooter's wiring due to its metal body.

    How a 51-year-old neurologist shed 30 kilos through simple, sustainable lifestyle changes

    Dr. Sudhir Kumar, a Hyderabad-based neurologist, transformed his health by prioritizing work-life balance, sleep, and mindful eating. He reduced work hours, improved sleep to 7-8 hours, and adopted healthier eating habits. Through consistent exercise, including running and strength training, he lost 30 kg and significantly improved his overall health markers.

    CMC Vellore doctor solves the case of man who suddenly lost vision. No heart attack or stroke. What happened?

    A 65-year-old man experienced sudden vision loss due to a brain bleed, surprisingly linked to daily aspirin use. Neurologist Dr. Sudhir Kumar revealed that while aspirin was prescribed to prevent heart attack, it triggered haemorrhage. Recent research suggests aspirin's benefits are limited for those without prior heart issues, potentially causing dangerous bleeding. Dr.

    CMC Vellore doctor warns: Scrolling your phone on toilet is linked to a 46% higher risk of haemorrhoids, as per recent study

    Doctors warn against using phones on the toilet. A study reveals a link between this habit and increased haemorrhoid risk. Prolonged sitting, due to phone use, raises pressure in rectal veins. Experts advise limiting toilet time to under five minutes. They also suggest a high-fibre diet and exercise. Dr. Trisha Pasricha recommends leaving phones outside the bathroom.

    A sudden stroke left 55-year-old wheelchair-bound. Husband died, son cut off ties. CMC Vellore doctor shares how the woman walked again

    A 55-year-old clerk in Hyderabad faced immense hardship after a stroke, compounded by the loss of her husband and abandonment by her son. Neurologist Dr. Sudhir Kumar's compassionate intervention, including advocating for her re-employment, proved pivotal. Her story highlights the importance of empathy and support in patient recovery, demonstrating that kindness can be as vital as medical treatment.

    The Economic Times
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