Diverticulitis Demystified

Doctor's Secret Guide

Author: Dr Ankita Kashyap and Prof Krishna N. Sharma

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"Diverticulitis Demystified: Doctor's Secret Guide" is your definitive source of knowledge on diverticulitis, offering a comprehensive understanding, effective management strategies, and a holistic approach to dealing with this digestive condition. This book begins by unraveling the mysteries surrounding diverticulitis, exploring its causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and potential complications. It goes beyond conventional medical advice, diving into the biopsychosocial model of healthcare, where medical interventions are integrated with lifestyle changes. Discover the significance of diet and nutrition, exercise, stress management, and complementary therapies in managing diverticulitis. Learn how to cope with the emotional impact, build a supportive social network, and create a personalized management plan. Whether you're newly diagnosed or seeking improved well-being, this guide empowers you to embrace self-care and a fulfilling life with diverticulitis.

About the Author

Dr. Ankita Kashyap, MBBS, MD (Medicine), MCTAA (U. K. )General Physician, Author, World Record Holder, and TEDx SpeakerHead of Department: Maha Mrityunjay Hospital, Itaura, Azamgarh, U. P, IndiaConsultant: Medicure Medical Center, Civil Lines, Azamgarh, U. P, IndiaEx-Senior Resident: Heritage Institute of Medical Sciences, Varanasi, U. P, IndiaEx- Senior Resident: Government Medical College, Shivpuri, M. P., IndiaVisiting Faculty: St. Louis University, Cameroon, West AfricaFormer Faculty: Victoria University, Uganda, East AfricaProf. Krishna N Sharma - the world's youngest vice-chancellor (Victoria University, Uganda) and TEDx speaker is 8 times world record holder educator, researcher and prolific author with 40 best-sellers out of his 150+ published books. He has 225,000+ students from over 190 countries in the world.