Dr Ashish Sachan - Laparoscopic, GI cancer and bariatric weight loss Surgeon

Pseudocyst pancreas is a condition which develop after acute or chronic pancreatitis. It is a fluid collection which is covered by a capsule and this fluid collection is not resolving with medications. For non responsive pseudocyst or pseudocyst having symptoms like abdominal pain, fever, nausea, vomiting etc surgery is the treatment of choice.  For advice, contact Dr Ashish Sachan, MCh GI surgery - Consultant at Fortis hospital, Shalimar Bagh, New Delhi For booking appointments, call@ 7428617074 Whatsapp link : https://wa.me/917428617074 For more information, visit https://drashishsachan.com/ Clinic location - Flat no.12-a, R pocket, opposite aiyappa temple, Dilshad Garden, Delhi, 110095 Directions : https://maps.app.goo.gl/GYD2zk46GQmZi4NLA #oncology #surgeon #delhi #india #pancreas #cancersurgery #jaundice #cancerpancreas #cancer #pseudocystpancreas

Here are the signs of anal cancer that should know: 1. Pain in the anus Hemorrhoids can cause tenderness and pain in the anus. Sometimes that pain can be a sign of anal cancer. It will start as a mild pain and then turn into constant pain. If it’s not treated, the pain will become unbearable, which means that the cancer is spreading. 2. Itchy anus If you only experience itching, you should not be worried. On the other hand, if you are experiencing other signs alongside itching, you should check it with your doctor. 3. Anal bleeding People most often assume that their anal bleeding is caused by hemorrhoids. Unfortunately, constant anal bleeding can be a sign of anal cancer. 4. Discharge from the anus If you notice a mucus discharge from your anus, that might be a sign of anal cancer. If there’s mucus wrapped around your stool every time you use the bathroom, see your doctor. 5. A lump outside the anus If you see a lump outside your anus, you should keep it monitored. If it s...

Cystic lesion in pancreas can be both cancerous and non cancerous . To confirm the type of cystic lesion, best investigations are CT scan or MRI of abdomen.  Endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) is also helpful in diagnosis of the type of cystic lesion of pancreas. The patient presents with pain abdomen, nausea , vomiting , sometimes with loss of appetite, weight loss or jaundice. The best treatment depends on type of lesion. For cancreous lesion, the treatment of choice is surgery and for non cancreous lesion, the treatment depends on size, symptoms and the associated risk of becoming a cancer in the future. For advice, contact Dr Ashish Sachan, MCh GI surgery - Consultant at Fortis hospital, Shalimar Bagh, New Delhi For booking appointments, call@ 7428617074 Whatsapp link: https://wa.me/917428617074 For more information, visit https://drashishsachan.com/ Clinic location - Flat no.12-a, R pocket, opposite aiyappa temple, Dilshad Garden, Delhi , 110095 Directions : https:...