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COVID-19 is as strong as the weakest health system.

The world’s response to COVID-19 is as
strong as the weakest health system.
Even as health workers meet the urgent needs posed by COVID-19, they are also helping bring new life into the world. As health services are stretched by coronavirus, it’s more important than ever to invest in and protect life-saving maternal, newborn and child health services
“The world is currently united in a shared struggle against an invisible enemy. But while our eyes are firmly focused on how to avoid or treat COVID19, the serious consequences that will challenge us far beyond the current pandemic – the hidden impacts – are not yet front of mind. This must change. Not only are children and young people contracting COVID-19, they are also among its most severely impacted victims. Unless we act now to address the pandemic’s impacts on children, the echoes of COVID-19 will permanently damage our shared future.”

VITAMIN - D
  • Essential for healthy bones, teeth, muscles.
  •  Vitamin - D is need to help body absorb calcium & Phosphate from our diet.
  •  Lack of Vitamin - D
  •  75% suffer deficiency
  • Rickets (Children)
  • Osteomalaria (Adults)
Rich Sources:
- Sunlight conversion of inactive from Vitamin - D to active form (UV-B Radiation) - At least 10 - 15 min of exposure to sunlight in essential per day, dark people need to spend longer than people with light skin
Other Sources: Oily Fish, Mushrooms, Cheese, Cereal and Oatmeal egg yolks, Milk Everyone of us goes through the paediatric (childhood), adolescent /adulthood and gaediatric (elderly) phase of our life. We do encounter certain normal deviations, abnormal conditions, traumatic conditions (accidents), sports injuries and degenerative changes/arthritis, last but not the least infections.
Which vitamins are good for bones?
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Do's and Dont's
NOVEL CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)

  • Protect yourself and others
  • Stay home and stay safe
  • BE SAFE KEEP ALL SAFE
  • These simple steps of hand washing and social distancing are the best ways to fight the killer virus.


WHY CHOOSE US 

 As an Orthopaedic surgeon, we care for children, men and women, we have a tendency to outline ourselves as a community health supplier with patient-centric care and value for money to all sections of society. Being dependable is that the key and as individuals approach us with their medical needs, it becomes increasingly essential for us to cater to their trust 1st than to anything. we have a tendency to extremely establish with the requirements of the patients and respond within the same vein and promptness.
  • Cost-efficient Quality Care. 
  • Advanced Medical Treatment. 
  • Best Technology. 
  • Computer Assisted Surgeries. 
  • Safe and secure care. 
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Mythri Nagar,Phase-II,
Miyapur,Hyderabad-500 049.
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