DRgauravgangwani

Piles, also known as hemorrhoids, affect millions across India. Traditionally, surgery was the most common solution—but not anymore. With modern advancements in interventional medicine, non surgical treatment for piles has become a highly preferred option for those seeking relief without the fear, downtime, or discomfort of invasive procedures. At Dr. Gangwani’s Vascular Clinic , we specialize in offering patient-friendly, effective, and cutting-edge non surgical treatments tailored to individual needs. What Are Piles and Why Do They Happen? Piles are swollen blood vessels in the rectum or anus, caused by excessive strain during bowel movements, chronic constipation, obesity, pregnancy, or a sedentary lifestyle. They can be internal or external, and symptoms include pain, itching, bleeding during stools, and discomfort while sitting. If untreated, piles can worsen and significantly affect quality of life. Why Choose Non Surgical Treatment for Piles? Here’s why more patients tod...

For many people living with diabetes, foot problems can sneak up silently. What starts as a mild irritation or numb spot could quickly become something far more serious—a diabetic foot ulcer . But here’s the good news: catching it in its early stages can make all the difference. At Dr. Gangwani’s Vascular Clinic , we believe in early detection, patient awareness, and proactive treatment. This guide will help you understand what an early stage diabetic foot ulcer looks like, why it forms, and how to stop it in its tracks. How to Identify an Early Stage Diabetic Foot Ulcer Spotting an early stage diabetic foot ulcer isn’t always obvious. Here’s what to watch for:  1. Red or Discolored Skin Redness that doesn't go away, especially around the toes or pressure points, is an early warning.  2. Warm or Tender Spots A warm patch of skin may indicate inflammation or infection in its initial stages.  3. Blisters or Corns That Don’t Heal Small blisters, calluses, or corn...

When it comes to male reproductive health, varicocele is a term many men have never heard of—until they face unexplained infertility or persistent scrotal pain. A varicocele is essentially a varicose vein in the scrotum, where the veins become enlarged due to improper blood flow. Although not life-threatening, this condition can significantly impact quality of life, fertility, and even testosterone levels. Thankfully, modern medicine has evolved, offering less invasive alternatives to traditional surgery. One such breakthrough treatment is varicocele embolization , a safe, effective, and minimally invasive procedure offered at Dr. Gangwani’s Vascular Clinic . In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know about varicocele embolization—how it works, who needs it, and why it may be the best option for many men. What is a Varicocele? A varicocele is an enlargement of the veins within the scrotum’s pampiniform plexus—similar to varicose veins that occ...