Author name: Sanjeevni

Diwali, the festival of lights, brings joy, celebration, and togetherness — but it also brings a dangerous rise in air pollution that can severely affect people with asthma and other respiratory problems. For every asthma patient, this season can trigger coughing, breathlessness, and wheezing due to smoke, pollutants, and sudden temperature changes. At Sanjeevni Plus Hospital, Rohtak, our asthma specialists and internal medicine […]

Diwali, the festival of lights, is a time for family, togetherness, and celebration — but for people managing blood sugar levels, sugar patients, or living with diabetes, it can also be a time of challenge. Between festive sweets, fried snacks, and irregular meal times, diabetes patients often struggle to maintain stable glucose levels. At Sanjeevni Plus Hospital, Rohtak, our expert diabetes doctors and nutrition

For more than 13+ years, Sanjeevni Plus Hospital, Rohtak has been Haryana’s trusted name in advanced healthcare. Recognized as a top multi-specialty hospital in Rohtak and the best orthopedic hospital in Rohtak, we focus on patient-first care, ethical treatment, and clinical excellence. Our Strengths  • 13+ Years of Excellence in patient care • 10,000+ Sports Persons Treated | 20,000+ Successful Surgeries | 500+ International Patients trusted

The rainy season has passed, and with the arrival of cooler winds, winter is slowly setting in. While this seasonal shift brings freshness and festive energy, it also brings challenges for those struggling with joint pain. Whether during the humid monsoon months or in the early chills of winter, many people — especially the elderly and

The rains bring freshness and relief, but they also bring hidden dangers. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), mosquito-borne diseases like dengue and malaria affect millions of Indians every year. Sadly, many cases go untreated until complications arise. At Sanjeevni Plus Hospital, Rohtak, we believe every patient matters. Recognized as an NABH Certified Hospital, trusted by doctors across Haryana, and

The monsoon season increases the risk of typhoid fever, one of the most common waterborne diseases in India. Every year, around 11–12 million cases of typhoid are reported, mainly due to contaminated water, unhygienic food, and poor sanitation. While typhoid early signs may look like seasonal fever or weakness, untreated typhoid disease can cause dangerous typhoid complications such as intestinal bleeding, severe infection, or even sepsis. At Sanjeevni

Hernia is a common condition in India, especially among adults who lift heavy weights or have weak abdominal walls. According to estimates, over 2 million hernia surgeries are performed annually in India. If left untreated, a hernia can lead to complications such as strangulation or obstruction. That’s why timely hernia repair surgery is essential to restore normal function and prevent emergencies.

Breast cancer is now the most common cancer among women in India, overtaking cervical cancer. According to the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), 1 in 29 Indian women is likely to develop breast cancer during her lifetime. The burden is especially high in metro cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Tier-1 cities where lifestyle changes, late

Why You Shouldn’t Ignore Sudden Abdominal Pain Appendicitis is one of the leading causes of emergency abdominal surgery worldwide. In India, it affects over 1 million people every year, with many patients between the ages of 10 and 30. The rise in fast food consumption, gastrointestinal infections, and lack of timely diagnosis has made appendicitis a growing concern. If

Kidney stones are a growing concern in India, especially among adults aged 30–60. Rising heatwaves, sedentary lifestyle, and low fluid intake have led to a surge in cases. According to Indian urology data, more than 12% of the Indian population will experience kidney stones at least once in their lifetime. In fact, every year, over 5 million people in India