Thursday, September 27, 2012
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Madurai Corporation to set up Dialysis Facility Centre in Madurai for poor patients
The city corporation plans to set up a state-of-the-art dialysis centre. Seeking the permission of the house, mayor VV Rajan Chellappa told councillors that the centre has become necessary since the total population of the city has increased to 15.61 lakhs, and 5-10% of them suffer from renal problems, needing dialysis facilities. "We have found that dialysis facilities are not available for poor patients at affordable prices in the city. Hence, we have decided to set up a dialysis facility to service poor people," he said.
Labels: madurai corporation, madurai health, madurai mayor
Tuesday, April 03, 2012
Food Safety Drive in Madurai begins
Dr. Suguna said that this is the first time the food safety guidelines were being enforced in a big way . The District Collector U. Sagayam had formally given away licenses to 10 persons on Saturday. For those who are coming for the first time, fresh licenses will be issued within a month after conducting a spot inspection . In the case of existing licenses, they have to be renewed without delay. Dr. Suguna said that the registration card with photo identity should be displayed in the business premises. Those who want to know the procedures for registration and other clarifications can contact Dr. Suguna on mobile number 98423-03625.
Labels: Health, madurai environment, Madurai Food, madurai health, safety
Thursday, January 05, 2012
Madurai researchers pursue treatment for Rabbies using Nanoparticles
Scientists are seeking health department clearance in India to begin testing a rabies treatment in humans that uses silver nanoparticles to deliver itself to the brain.
The Times of India reports on the details. Researchers at the Madurai Kamaraj University are seeking the regulatory approval based on previous work with nanoparticles in the lab.
Labels: Health, madurai health, treatment madurai
Friday, December 23, 2011
Madurai Health Tips
1) Do not worry about that dress/jeans. Concentrate on making permanent life-style changes.
2) Exercise 3-5 days in a wekk, for 30 to 60 minutes.
3) Consume small and frequent meals and snacks and avoid bulky meals.
4) Consume plenty of fruits and vegetables - at least five portions.
5) Consume more whole grains and cereals. Avoid maida and refined foods.
6) Include sprouts and whole grams and legumes (dal) in your diet.
7) Cut down on fat in your diet. Reduce oil in your cooking and avoid fried foods.
8) Cut down on sugars and sweets.
9) Cut down the consumption of carbonated beverages.
10) Quit smoking.
11) Moderate and responsible alcohol consumption.
12) Manage stress.
13) Sleep well for at least 6-8 hours.
Labels: Health, health care, healthy living, madurai health
Wednesday, August 03, 2011
Top 10 Men Un-healthy habits - Madurai Health
From healthy sweating workouts to healthy diets, many of us make an effort to look after ourselves. However, we could be compromising our health on a daily basis without even knowing it. From bottling things up to eating fast food, here are the top 10 male habits you should try to cut and improve your lifestyle as a man.
1) Eating fast food and takeaways
2) Not brushing their teeth twice or more a day
3) Poor bathroom hygiene - not washing after use
4) Not applying sun cream - way to skin diseases
5) Taking hot baths - leads to male infertility
6) Stressing over work
7) Bottling things up
8) Heavy drinking and eating
9) Not doing self-checks
10) Avoiding Doctor at all
Labels: healthy living, madurai health
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
HIV positive cases Krishnagiri, Dharmapuri, Namakkal, Salem, Madurai and Theni districts - Madurai Health
On an average 100 to 120 HIV positive cases are detected every month in Krishnagiri, Dharmapuri, Namakkal, Salem, Madurai and Theni districts, according G. Karunanidhi, founder member, Tamilnadu Networking People, a non-governmental organisation (NGO) working among HIV/AIDS patients.
Mr. Karunanidhi said the HIV/AIDS affected were between 25 and 45 years.
The state government should make concerted efforts to combat the disease in these districts. He said rural areas had a high concentration of AIDS cases compared to urban areas.
Sourced from Hindu Newspaper.
Labels: madurai health, madurai hospital
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Amrutanjan plans to open services division in Madurai and Coimbatore
Amrutanjan ventures into services with Care division in Madurai and Coimbatore
Amrutanjan Healthcare Ltd has entered into services segment through a new division, Care, a specialised centre for pain management that offers invasive and non-invasive pain management services. The company, which opened the first centre in Chennai, is planning to open around four centres in second half of current fiscal with an investment of Rs 1 crore per centre.
The division plans to open new centres in Bangalore and Hyderabad, besides expanding presence in Tamil Nadu by setting up centres in Coimbatore and Madurai, after September this year, said Ananth Krishnan, business head for pain management service division, Amrutanjan Health Care Ltd.
It would also set up satellite centres in Chennai, to work as feeder points to the main centre in the city, in the second quarter of current fiscal.
"It is part of Amrutanjan's plan to expand itself as a pain management company. Plans are to expand the centres in a phased manner, starting from south India and spreading towards western, northern and then, to the eastern parts of the country," he said. It would invest around Rs 1 crore in each centre and would tie up with doctors to open centres in selected regions.
The centre would manage acute, chronic and cancer pains through various treatment modalities including spinal cord stimulation, nerve blocks, intravenous therapy, vertebroplasty and physical therapies and minimal invasive surgeries.
Labels: madurai health
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Diet for Diabetes - Madurai Health
Food to Avoid for Diabetes/High Blood Sugar!
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all potatoes
plantain
all sweets - any variety
horlicks, bournvita, boost
Soft drinks sodas
Tin juices
Butter Ghee Dalda Coconot oil, palm oil
Salt contained fries
Oil Fried anything
Beef
Liver
Brain
Heart
Mutton
Cashew, badam, pista
Fruits - mango, banana, palaa palam, grapes, dates, sapota and dry fruits
Absolutely NO Alcohol and NO Smoke.
Foods to be followed::
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Daily Diet::
Morning 6 AM: skimmed milk,light tea, light coffee, without sugar
Break Fast 8-9: Idly 3; Idiyappam 3; chapathi 3; Upma 1 cup;
Thakkali, chatni, mint and saambaar - no coconut chutney no potato;
Morning Snack 10-11: lemon soup, veg soup, butter milk, veg salad 200gm or fruit salad 100 gm; oats kanji
Lunch 1-2: one cup rice ; one cup dhal; egg white; Fish 2 pieces;
sambar; rasam; keerai; vegetables; curd;
Evening Snack 4 PM:skimmed milk,light tea, light coffee, without sugar; 3 biscuits; pulses can be had;
Dinner: 7-8: wheat dosa, chapathi, godhumai rava upma, idly
Late night Drink 10: plain paal/milk
Other times snack: veg soups, salad, aval, pori (if you want)
fruits: 100 grams only per day
saathukkudi
orange
apple
guava
perikka
tomata: 4-6
kirni palam
papaya
plums
egg white
fish
skinless chicken
Vendhayam or vendhayapodi - 12 gms
pulses
Not sure about - carrot and watermelon
Labels: diabetes, diet, healthy living, madurai health
Madurai Health - When was the last time you went for Doctor check up? - Diabetes Care Treatment Control
When was the last time you went for Doctor check up? When was the last time you did blood testing, urine testing and scanning?
It is advised by the medical community that every individual gets checked up from the age 30, every year. It is true fact and you can control lot of things, if you already come to know anything in your body.
I am only 31 years old and I came to know that I have high blood sugar in my body. I could not believe that and it was a surprise. That is how our health status is in!
One of the reasons is because of genetics - that is my parents have a history of diabetes etc., Another reason is my lifestyle - a software engineer's lifestyle. Enough money to eat outside, eat non-vegetarian most of the times - preferred dish would be non-veg against a vegetarian ones, sedentary lifestyle - no exercise and not even a necessary walking - since have vehicles everywhere. there is no reason for me to walk. Decent amount of stress.
These all lead to my health condition. As such Diabetes is not a disease, but it is a condition, which can be controlled and no problem - it cannot be cured, but it can be controlled with proper diet, exercise and medication, following the doctor consultation.
Labels: Health, madurai health, madurai hospital
Thursday, March 03, 2011
Madurai Rajaji Government Hospital has got Digital X-Ray Machine
Madurai Rajaji Government Hospital has got Digital X-Ray Machine.
It is been years there is a proposal that there is need for modern digital X-Ray machines for Madurai Rajaji Government Hospital in Tallakulam, Madurai. It is approved and the GH has got the machine.
Previously all were older machines and in some cases some of them were not even working.
Now, there is around Rs.1 crore spent for this and Digital X-Ray machines are bought. These machines can be used for scanning perfect images and it is all digital, so it is of high quality and it can be used to scan all kinds of parts in our body.
This will be a varaprasaadham for many of common people in and around Madurai, who just depend on Madurai Government Hospital, Madurai.
Labels: madurai health, madurai hospital, madurai medicine
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
H1N1 cases in Madurai - Swine Flu?
As per the statistics recently taken, Tamil Nadu tops the list of cases from every state out of our country (India).
Out of 100 H1N1 cases, ours is around 25 cases. In that list, there are many border line cases from Madurai, which are not confirmed actually.
Recently a nurse from Government Rajaji Hospital died due to a different reason, but the doctors doubt that there are symptoms of Swine flu (H1N1) in this case. So, it could be a border case of H1N1. This has happened in Madurai.
Overall, whereever you are - just be careful with what you eat, wash your hands before eating, and be clean. Also, do all other precautionary measures for avoiding catching with H1N1 virus!
Labels: madurai health, madurai medicine
Madurai Doctor takes a new post as Chief
Madurai Government Rajaji Hospital's Doctor Dr.Rajamani is the head of Spinal Cord cure deparment. He is now also appointed as chief of Bone Damage and Cure doctor's association which covers the areas of Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, and Puducherry.
Congratulations Doctor!
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Thursday, September 02, 2010
Aerobics in Madurai - Ladies Fitness and Gym
Sponsored by Ladies Gym Madurai - Sana Aerobics
There is a good demand for Aerobics and Ladies Gym in Madurai.
So many have enquired about it to Madurai247.com.
So, here are some pointers -
Aerobics are a set of exercises that utilise maximum amount of oxygen. They step-up calorific demand and facilitate the break-down of stored fat cells. Researchers term such exercises as `cardiovascular training' because they strengthen the heart and improve overall health. Cardio works the largest muscle group in the human body, the thighs, and increases calorific expenditure. When a person extends cardio sessions beyond 20 minutes, the body realises that the energy coming from blood sugar and muscle glycogen (a by-product of water and carbohydrates stored in the muscle cells) is insufficient to offset the demands of the workout. Hence, it is forced to stop using the glycogen and breakdown fat cells. Cardio sessions trigger fat loss only if a person trains non-stop for 25 to 30 minutes.
Some Madurai based Aerobics Training and Classes -
Just Dial Link http://madurai.justdial.com/aerobic-classes-for-ladies_Madurai.html
Also -
Tap Foot Dance school- www.tapfootdance.comAndalpuram, Madurai - More information ยป Sponsored by Ladies Gym Madurai - Sana Aerobics | |
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| V2 DANCE AND GYMW Masi St, Madurai - Main, madurai - |
Labels: fitness, gym, Health, health care, healthy living, Ladies, madurai health
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Madurai Health is terrible as of Jan 10th 2010
I hear people are unhealthy in Madurai.
A total of 4000 outpatients were treated for "Dengue" fever at the government medical hospital in Madurai on Saturday and it was spreading rapidly in the district due to factors like water contamination, uncleared garbage and open drains.
hospital records showed that 30000 people had received treatment for "different types of fever, mainly chikungunya and dengue last year.
Action from Madurai Corporation, Madurai NGOs and Madurai people is needed for improving the health of Madurai. Hygienic lifestyle is needed among people of Madurai.
Madurai Corporation has to improve the quality of resources provided to Madurai people.
Labels: corporation, Health, madurai health, People
Thursday, December 31, 2009
AIIMS like in Madurai delayed for one more year
There was a plan for building an AIIMS like Hospital in Madurai. It has been delayed so far and it is expected to be resumed back in 1 year's time from now.
See Dinamalar news for that.
June 21st 2011 - http://www.madurai247.com/2011/06/madurai-aiims-like-hospital-news-update.html
Labels: AIIMS, madurai health
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Madurai Health Tips

I got a very interesting one image chart for maintaining our HEALTH. I thought this is very useful. Thanks to the one (Siva) who forwarded this email to me.
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