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Plain answers about getting care in Nepal — what a symptom usually means, what a visit costs, and when it is worth going to hospital tonight.

Health

Dengue Symptoms: When Should You Visit a Doctor?

Wondering when dengue fever becomes dangerous? Learn the critical dengue symptoms and severe warning signs—like severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, and bleeding—that mean you need to see a doctor or visit the hospital immediately.

By Anuraj
Health

Gastric in Nepal: The Silent Epidemic Affecting Millions

Gastric issues are a silent epidemic in Nepal, affecting millions due to spicy diets, irregular eating habits, and H. pylori infections. Often ignored as everyday bloating, chronic gastritis can lead to severe ulcers. Recognizing symptoms early and managing diet is crucial for better gut health

By Anuraj
Health

RPM and Wearables: Future of Health in Nepal

RPM and wearables are transforming healthcare in Nepal. By tracking vitals in real-time, Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) bridges the gap between rural patients and urban doctors, making life-saving medical care more accessible, timely, and efficient across the country.

By Anuraj
CGM

What Is a CGM and Should You Use One?

If you're unsure what a CGM is and whether it's suitable for you, find out how Continuous Glucose Monitors function, what benefits they offer, how much they cost in Nepal, and if you should use one in order to improve your diabetes management

By Anuraj