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 Keloid scars are raised, thickened, and often itchy scars that form at the site of a skin injury. They can be caused by a variety of factors, including surgical incisions, burns, acne, and ear piercings. Keloid scars differ from normal scars in that they grow beyond the boundaries of the original wound and do not regress over time.   The signs and symptoms of keloid scars include: Raised, thickened appearance: Keloid scars are typically raised and thickened, and they may extend beyond the edges of the original wound. Itching or tenderness: Keloid scars may be itchy or tender to the touch, especially during the early stages of formation. Discoloration: Keloid scars may be darker or lighter in color than the surrounding skin. Changes in texture: Keloid scars may have a different texture than the surrounding skin, and may feel hard or rubbery to the touch. Restricted movement: In some cases, keloid scars may restrict movement if they form over a joint or other area that req...

     The term "gynecomastia" originates from two Greek words: "gyne," which means "woman," and "mastos," which means "breast." Essentially, the term means "woman-like breasts." Gynecomastia is a medical condition that causes abnormal enlargement of the breast tissue in males, resulting in breasts that look similar to those of women. This condition can be caused by a hormonal imbalance, certain medications, or it can happen naturally during puberty or as a person ages.   Gynecomastia can be caused by a variety of factors, including: Hormonal imbalance: Gynecomastia is often caused by an imbalance of the hormones estrogen and testosterone. When there is an increase in estrogen levels or a decrease in testosterone levels, it can lead to the growth of breast tissue in males. Medications: Certain medications can also cause gynecomastia. These include medications used to treat prostate cancer, hypertension, and depression. Age...

    Address: Ernakulam Medical Centre (P) Ltd., N.H. Bypass, Kochi – 682028, Kerala, India Email: mail@emccochin.com Phone: +91 484 2907000, 2807101 Fax: +91 484 2805011, 2807412 Ernakulam Medical Centre or  EMC as its been lovingly referred to, was established in Cochin on January 24th, 1985 as a hospital with a capacity of 50 beds. Today, it has become one of the top healthcare providers in the region. With over three decades of experience, our EMC has expanded to offer 300 beds, along with a full range of multi-specialty departments and facilities, all of which are committed to providing high-quality healthcare services at reasonable prices to the local community. Over the past three decades, EMC have undergone a remarkable transformation, evolving into one of the finest multispeciality hospitals in Kochi, boasting 250 beds and a comprehensive range of top-notch facilities and services. EMC's unwavering commitment to providing an outstanding patient experience...