Introduction Cardiac Intensive Care Units (CICUs), also known as Coronary Care Units (CCUs), are specially designed hospital departments for patients with quite serious heart conditions. These units are developed to provide constant care to critically ill cardiac patients by combining advanced technology with specially trained staff. Dive into the article to know how a CICU …
Introduction Living with a heart condition doesn’t mean you have to give up on exercise. In fact, staying active is one of the best things you can do for your heart health. Regular physical activity strengthens the heart muscle, helps control blood pressure and cholesterol, and can even improve your chances of a longer life. …
Introduction The Critical Role of Emergency Services in Healthcare Medical emergencies don’t give warnings. Be it a heart attack, a stroke, or an accident, they overturn life in seconds. In these crucial moments, timely medical intervention is necessary. That’s why a well-equipped emergency department and ICU are life savers. Our Commitment to Critical Care We …
Understanding Stroke: A Medical Emergency A stroke is a medical emergency needing a quick response. This disorder results from a disturbance of the blood flow to the brain either from a blockage or a rupture. Ischaemic and hemorrhagic strokes are the two types of this condition. Comprising 85% of all strokes, ischaemic strokes arise from …
Knowing the Difference Between Normal and Increased Urine While most people urinate six to eight times a day, suddenly needing to use the restroom more frequently may indicate a more serious problem. While irregular changes in urinating are common, chronic or excessive urination may be brought on by infections, medical conditions, nutrition, or dehydration. Causes …
